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With Contributions to Theatre, Literature, Visual Arts, and Social Justice, Rhinold Ponder’s Impact Can be Felt Throughout Central New Jersey
by Ilene Dube, JerseyArts.com
published 2022-02-03

In his 62 years, there’s not much Rhinold Ponder hasn’t accomplished.




 

New Jersey Film Festival Filmmaker Spring 2022 Video Q+A with When Claude Got Shot Director Brad Lichtenstein

by Al Nigrin
published 2022-02-03

Here is the New Jersey Film Festival Filmmaker Spring 2022 Q+A with When Claude Got Shot Director Brad Lichtenstein, Claude Motley, Festival Juror Izzy Bonvini as well as Festival Director Al Nigrin.



Review: "Clue" at Paper Mill Playhouse

by Adam F. Cohen
published 2022-02-03

Clue, the mystery boardgame of my youth, has been wonderfully, intelligently and hysterically been brought to the stage of the Paper Mill Playhouse.  It’s no mystery why this deftly directed and designed production is so entertaining.  Every aspect of the show is well done and deserves praise.  Do not pass, go directly to papermill.org and book tickets.  The production runs through February 20, 2022. 



Rock On! This Week's Sound Bites...2/3/22

by Danny Coleman
published 2022-02-03

“This is a one-off single, the song felt like it lived in its own bubble because of the environment that we are in now. I didn’t see this as part of a collection, this is almost like an album’s worth of ideas or music in one song for me and it really addresses the life we are living right now and I couldn’t really see any companion pieces for it; you know?”



New Jersey Stage: Daily Edition 02-03-22

Here are the articles published at New Jersey Stage for 02-03-22







The Poetry of Testimony: Letters2Maybe Showing at the Spring 2022 New Jersey Film Festival on February 6

by Hannah Vliet
published 2022-02-03

Letters2Maybe, a documentary feature by filmmaker, writer, and poet Yehuda Sharim, will show at the New Jersey Film Festival on Sunday, February 6, 2022. This film is a wonderfully wound tapestry of testimonies by immigrants living in the United States. People of varying ages, genders, and ethnicities speak about their experiences, trying to give shape to difficult questions: What does it mean to no longer have access to your homeland? What is the process of becoming disillusioned with the American Dream?  How can community serve as support, solace, and strength in the face of injustice? 



Spotlight on Hallows Die

Hallows Die is a band from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.  They describe their sound as "progressive melodic death metal? We might be missing a few adjectives. We make noise; sometimes it sounds coherent, and sometimes it’s missing a beat." The Penguin Rocks presents this interview with Hallows Die.



Our Favorite Stories In Film - Death of an Umbrella Salesman

New Jersey Stage published its 25,000th story in December 2021. As the site approached the milestone, we posed the question on social media as how we should celebrate.  One response was to highlight our favorite stories from over the years.  We liked this idea, but could not narrow things down to just 25 favorites so we will present a favorite each day from different genres.  Every Wednesday will feature a story about film.  This week's choice is our feature on Death of an Umbrella Salesman by Jersey Shore filmmaker Steve Herold.



NJ Festival Orchestra presents “Voices from the Arctic”

(WESTFIELD, NJ) -- NJ Festival Orchestra continues its triumphant return to the concert hall on Saturday, March 26 and Sunday, March 27 with “Voices from the Arctic,” presenting masterworks from Rautavaara, Sibelius, and Tchaikovsky in a passionate storm of ice and fire. The concert promises authentic Arctic birdsong, soaring Sibelius melodies with internationally acclaimed violin virtuoso Jaewon Kim and, arguably, Tchaikovsky’s finest and most heart-rending symphony. With David Wroe at the helm, live music doesn’t get much better than this! 



MPAC presents Ballet Folklorico de Mexico de Amalia Hernández

(MORRISTOWN, NJ) -- Ballet Folklorico de Mexico de Amalia Hernández, Mexico’s most revered traditional dance company, presents an afternoon of the music, dance and Mexican folklore at Mayo Performing Arts Center (MPAC) on Sunday, February 27 at 3:00pm. Tickets range from $29-$69.


 

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