Rachel Dratch of 30 Rock and Saturday Night Live fame (remember Debbie Downer, the lovable sad sack whose depressing statements were punctuated by the wah wahhh of a trumpet?) is set to star in George Street Playhouse’s upcoming production of A. R. Gurney’s Sylvia! Check out this great article on her from Playbill.com:
“Saturday Night Live” Star Dratch Will Play Title Role in George Street’s Sylvia
Photo by Mary Ellen Matthews from Playbill.com
In case you missed him last month at State Theatre, here is the Discover Jersey Arts Podcast on A John Waters Christmas!
Jersey Arts: The Podcast–A John Waters Christmas
It happened at the 2009 Tree Lighting in New Brunswick, NJ…
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Did you catch the flash mob at the Tree Lighting? Tell us about your experience!
Let us introduce you to…
The Faces of New Brunswick Arts!
Meet Spencer, carpenter at George Street Playhouse.
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It’s opening night tomorrow for George Street Playhouse’s A Moon To Dance By. For a sneak peek at the show and insight from Emmy Award-winning director Edwin Sherin, check out…
A Moon To Dance By Preview
Let us introduce you to…
The Faces of New Brunswick Arts!
Meet Matt, actor in George Street Playhouse’s Educational Touring Company.
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Let us introduce you to…
The Faces of New Brunswick Arts!
Meet Ellie, intern at Crossroads Theatre Company.
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This is the last weekend to catch the world premiere of Tony Award-winner Arthur Laurents’ new drama Come Back, Come Back, Wherever You Are at George Street Playhouse, and after reading Charles Paolino’s rave review in the Home News Tribune and Asbury Park Press I promise you won’t want to miss it!
Here it is… the first installment of our new web series, New Brunswick Knows!
Watch as Sushil and I learn how to win a Tony Award from Marshall Jones, Executive Director of the Tony Award-winning Crossroads Theatre Company:
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As a lover of theater and someone that fancies herself a bit of a history buff, I have been very excited about Crossroads Theatre Company’s Fly—a play that tells the story of the African-American Army Air Corp fighters known as the Tuskegee Airmen who flew during World War II—and after this Sunday’s New York Times, I can see I’m not the only one! Here are the first few lines of one of the best Times reviews of a show I’ve read in a long time:
“Let’s get right to the point. ‘Fly’ blew me away.
The history of the Tuskegee Airmen is inspiring enough on its own. But Trey Ellis and Ricardo Khan’s retelling of their story, as produced by the Crossroads Theater Company in New Brunswick, is a superior piece of theatrical synergy.”
Click HERE to read the rest of Anita Gates’ stellar review of Fly.
