Theatre legend Emma Rice helms a high-velocity take on the Alfred Hitchcock classic North by Northwest in an acclaimed production hailed as “glorious” (The Times of London) and “effortlessly chic” (The Daily Mail). When ad man Roger Thornhill is mistaken for a Cold War spy, he goes on the run dodging airplanes, bad guys and a femme fatale who may not be what she seems.
Formed in 1992, Splintered Sunlight has been captivating audiences with their authentic tribute to the Grateful Dead for decades. Their improvisational approach not only honors tradition but also satisfies the fans. Their set lists are ever changing, so each show is a unique and joy filled experience! Although the Dead are gone, “The Music Never Stopped,” thanks to the love of the fans that keep it going. Don’t miss your chance to relive those magical memories. C’mon out and dance!
Michael Carbonaro: WONDERBOY is the all-new live tour from the star of truTV’s The Carbonaro Effect. Filled with reality-twisting magic, mischievous comedy, and playful audience participation, it’s a wild ride for all ages where wonder takes center stage, laughter is the sidekick, and reality doesn’t stand a chance.
Christoph König conductor
Gabriel Cabezas cello
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.
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.
Take in the joy, hope and inspiration of the music of America’s most beloved singer songwriter as Jim Curry performs John Denver’s greatest hits such as “Rocky Mountain High,” “Annie’s Song” and “Country Roads.”
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.
