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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.
World-renowned guitarist Stanley Jordan has developed a new live show called "Stanley Plays Jimi." This is a tribute show, but it's not pure imitation. Instead Stanley builds on Jimi's legacy in a creative way. As Stanley explains it, "This is my fantasy Jimi Hendrix concert if Jimi were still alive and playing today. By re-imagining his music and channeling his persona I try to bring that fantasy to life."
Anthony Rodia’s latest show takes his signature storytelling to new heights, delivering fresh material, lightning-fast improvisation, and side-splitting takes on the unpredictable ride of adulthood, parenting, and cultural identity.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Experience a night of captivating true stories told live as The Moth takes five storytellers to New Jersey for back-to-back shows. The iconic storytelling podcast will feature performances at MPAC and McCarter Theatre featuring the same tellers sharing their stories back-to-back. The Moth is a nonprofit that celebrates the commonality and diversity of human experience through the art and craft of true, personal storytelling.
Join us for McCarter at the Museum - renowned performing artists in one-night only events at the Princeton University Art Museum.
Pianist, composer, educator and healer Nduduzo Makhathini is a leading voice in South African jazz. His new Blue Note album, The Myth We Choose features his working trio alongside special guests Shabaka Hutchings, Black Coffee, and a lineup of South African talent. Makhathini merges spirit-seeking American jazz — echoes of John Coltrane and McCoy Tyner — with South African jazz and Afro-Cuban rhythms, treating every performance as ritual: an invocation of personal, familial, and cultural memory.
His performance celebrates the Museum’s exhibition Clay Has Memory: Creative Lineages from Africa.
