Q & A with starts of stage and screen, on stage and off.
On a quiet stretch of stage in Hackensack, inside the Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre, a familiar ritual unfolds nightly: grandparents argue over dinner, parents wrestle with letting go,…
In Julia Blauvelt’s The Two Hander, Claire (Ella Dershowitz) is reluctant to undergo psychotherapy. But a tentative bond forms between her and Diana (Jill Eikenberry), her unorthodox, sharp-witted therapist, in…
Fans of the 1980s can rejoice! About to open on Broadway is The Heart of Rock and Roll, an original new musical comedy inspired by the music of Huey Lewis…
In the dazzling world of theater, where imagination takes center stage, and stories come to life, Dan Rosales has carved a niche for himself as a versatile and charismatic…
Garden State Journal had the opportunity to chat with Al Tapper and Tony Sportiello, co-writers of the new musical On the Right Track, as they are at the beginning of…
When most people watch theatre, film, or TV, they tend to only see the actors he actors, but rarely do they think of how did that performer get to become…
GSJ: How do you describe Starting Up? GARETT PRESS: The short answer: I describe it as Book of Mormon meets Silicon Valley or as a modern Disney musical for adults…
As political tensions continue to run high and political rhetoric and name-calling seem to be the daily norm, Urban Stages brings us back to a time when those on the…
Argentinian playwright Romina Paula is receiving her second English language debut this season as she looks for inspiration from Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie in her play The Whole of…
Later this week the solo play The Shot, starring multi-award-winning actress Sharon Lawrence will headline the 2022 United Solo Festival in New York City. The powerful, award-nominated play written by…
