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Xian Zhang conductor
Gregory LaRosa timpani
New Jersey Symphony
The follow-up to Theresa Rebeck’s acclaimed comedy Bad Dates reunites audiences with Haley–now 58 and widowed–as she navigates new technology and dating apps. Rebeck’s quick-witted, hilarious, and heartfelt writing captures the courage it takes to step back into life when everything has changed.
Not The Right Mom invites you into the wildly relatable, unexpectedly hilarious world of parenting a child with autism—where expectations crumble, snack time is a battlefield, and unconditional love leads the way. Through razor-sharp storytelling and a performance full of fire and grace, Megan explores the heartache and humor of feeling like the odd one out. But as she stumbles, questions, and redefines motherhood on her terms, she discovers a fierce kind of joy that only comes from letting go. This show is bold, brilliant, and beautifully human—offering more than just laughs; it gives permission to exhale.
Washington-based Katty Kay is an award-winning journalist with a unique perspective on American politics and global affairs that comes from having lived and worked as a journalist all over the world. Currently U.S. special correspondent for BBC Studios, Katty creates and hosts TV documentaries from both the U.S. and Europe.
The mission of Hubbard Street Dance Chicago is to awaken the human spirit through contemporary dance, envisioning a dance landscape that is relevant and accessible to all.
Based on the iconic film starring Dustin Hoffman, Tootsie is a laugh-out-loud musical comedy with heart. Following a struggling actor who lands an unlikely role by adopting an onstage alter ego, this Broadway hit is a joyful celebration of ambition, reinvention, and unexpected love.
Based on the iconic film starring Dustin Hoffman, Tootsie is a laugh-out-loud musical comedy with heart. Following a struggling actor who lands an unlikely role by adopting an onstage alter ego, this Broadway hit is a joyful celebration of ambition, reinvention, and unexpected love.
In 1969, The Who created a rock opera that changed the course of music history. And now, it’s back in a dazzling all-new production that feels more relevant than ever. Myth and spectacle combine in this fresh reinvention that includes the unforgettable anthems “I’m Free,” “See Me, Feel Me,” “Sensation” and “Pinball Wizard.” After witnessing his father shoot his rival, the young Tommy Walker is lost in the universe, endlessly and obsessively staring into the mirror. An innate knack for pinball catapults him from reticent adolescent to celebrity savior. Tony Award-winning composer Pete Townshend and Tony Award-winning original director Des McAnuff find powerful resonance reexamining this classic story for today.
Sahara Moon is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter originally from coastal New Jersey whose music blends warm, introspective songwriting with elements of folk and jazz-influenced pop. Drawing comparisons to artists such as Norah Jones, Jewel, and Madison Cunningham, Moon pairs soulful vocals with organic instrumentation and a songwriting style that is rooted in poetry, honesty and nostalgia.
Lily and Greg are living a demanding life in the city, coping with expenses, jobs and raising their two kids. What they've forgotten is how to make each other happy. As they bump into other people on their own paths to happiness, they find clues that lead them to remember how to truly connect. Two actors play all the roles in this odyssey about destiny, love and finding your soul mate.
The Spring Chorale concert will feature the Kean University Community Chorale, under the direction of Dr. Rachel Carlson, Kean’s Director of Choral Activities. The Community Chorale includes Kean students, alumni, faculty/staff and the general public and performs works for choir and orchestra.
Devised by the Kean Theatre Collective Directed by Karen Lee Hart and Charles Del Risco A devised work based on classic tales of psychological horror
Devised by the Kean Theatre Collective Directed by Karen Lee Hart and Charles Del Risco A devised work based on classic tales of psychological horror
