In A Black-and-White Cookie, Two Old Men Teach the Truth about Bias...
A Black and White Cookie a play with hope, if two stubborn old men can forge an understanding there is hope to end bigotry.
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H*tler’s Tasters – Thought Provoking and Frightening – With A Nasty After Taste...
H*tler’s Tasters is a cry for change, based on a twisted story – history – which survived.
read moreRomeo & Bernadette: A Happy, Musical Romp with Romeo (Yes, That One) and a New Love in Verona and Brooklyn...
A witty musical romp. Spend an evening laughing, as 5th-century Verona meets 20th-century Brooklyn.
read moreIn Freehold, A Tomato Can’t Grow in the Bronx Is Gary Morgenstein’s Portrayal of a 1960s Jewish Family...
A Tomato Can’t Grow in the Bronx, a multi-generational comedy/drama about a dysfunctional Jewish family, set against the backdrop of the tumultuous 1960s.
read moreThe Flying Lovers of Vitebsk” Is the Poignant, Powerful Imagining of the Marc Chagall Story: A New Jewish Classic...
“Flying Lovers of Vitebsk” whimsical story of Mark and Bella Chagall delicately balancing their love of family with artistic expression.
read more“Tevye Served Raw” Is Delicious and Powerful...
An evening of Sholem Aleichem, including (but certainly not exclusively) the Tevye stories, served up by three superb actors and the result is magic!
read moreThe Sabbath Girl: Either a Rom-Com or a Jewish Tragedy...
Boy-meets-girl story – two lonely strangers who meet in New York City and fall in love – Catholic and Orthodox-Jew
read more“Pygmalion” at the Black Box Performing Arts Center in Englewood: An Epiphany into What “My Fair Lady” Was All About...
If you grew up with images of “My Fair Lady” starring Rex Harrison in the role of Professor Henry Higgins, the current production of George Bernard Shaw’s “Pygmalion,” the play on which “My Fair Lady” is based, at the Black Box Performing Arts Center in Englewood, may come as a shock, maybe even an epiphany.
read moreA New Fiddler Revival at the State Theater in New Brunswick Shows the Balancing Act Is Intact...
Fiddler on the Roof is as relevant today as it was when it first opened on Broadway in 1964.
read more“My Life on a Diet” with Renee Taylor Is an Ice Cream Sundae with Hot Fudge, Whipped Cream, and a Cherry on Top—and No More Food ‘til Tomorrow...
Now starring in her own one-woman show, the gifted Renee Taylor raises an eyebrow and takes you with her on her life story, told through memories, snapshots, and clips.
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