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Blast off into the Pilobolus multiverse with Trips, a seamless journey through gravity-defying feats and emotional landscapes. Each piece flows seamlessly into the next, featuring explosive athleticism, physical poetry, and sly humor that will transport you on a journey to infinite realities. From the skies to the soul to galaxies beyond, Trips isn’t just a series of works—it’s a single, shifting experience led by an intergalactic captain on a voyage through Pilobolus.
It’s a night of your favorite Electric Light Orchestra classics, performed by former members of the iconic British pop band whose hits include “Sweet Talkin’ Woman,” “Telephone Line,” “Turn to Stone,” “Mr. Blue Sky” and “Evil Woman.”
Back by popular demand! A Midsummer Night’s Dream returns to NBPAC, choreographed by ARB’s acclaimed Artist in Residence - Ethan Stiefel. Set to Felix Mendelssohn’s iconic score with additional music written for film by Erich Wolfgang Korngold, this enchanting production transports audiences to a fantastical forest filled with fairies, elves, mischief, romance, and joy. Watch as love is mistaken and misplaced, humans are transformed into animals, and mystical creatures weave a delightful world of wonder. A perfect outing for audiences of all ages, experience Shakespeare’s classic comical tale brought to life through the magic of ballet.
An intimate acoustic performance that brings audiences closer to the heart of James Taylor’s timeless songs. With a deep reverence for the music, James Gedeon presents each piece in its purest form, capturing not only the warmth and honesty of Taylor’s vocal delivery but also the intricate detail of his unique guitar style.
The Kean University Spring Choral Concert will feature the Kean University Choir, under the direction of Prof. Christine Scott and the Kean University Concert Choir, under the direction of Dr. Rachel Carlson, Kean’s Director of Choral Activities. The Kean University Choir and Concert Choir include Kean students, both music majors and non-majors. The concert will include varied and diverse choral works and will feature collaborative pianist Justine Langman as well as student conductors.
Three “best friend” couples are celebrating a new phase in life together. After years of bonding over the trials and tribulations of childrearing, their kids are now off to college, and they’re left “alone together” wondering exactly who and what should be a part of their new lives. The stage is set for brutally honest (and hilarious) evaluations, self-reflections, and dramatic resolutions. The Cocktail Party Effect shows what can happen to us when we are “fired” from the greatest job we’ve ever had - being a parent.
