Category Archives: New Jersey Theater

‘Charley’s Aunt’ is a Delightfully Funny Play

Posted on November 1, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

Charley’s Aunt -A Review Brandon Thomas wrote Charley’s Aunt back in the 1890s. When it debuted in Victorian England, it was a huge hit. Times have changed and we certainly are not Victorian in our thinking today. However, what worked … Continue reading →

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‘Trial of Donna Caine’ Looks at Military Processes and Issues

Posted on October 27, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

Review The Trial of Donna Caine The George Street Playhouse opened their 2018-19 season last week with the world premiere of The Trial of Donna Caine. There was a full house to see the play written by Walter Anderson noted … Continue reading →

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‘Black Tom Island’ Looks at America’s First Terrorist Attack

Posted on October 17, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

Black Tom Island – A Review There is an important piece of history told in a new play called Black Tom Island. Produced by Premiere Stages at Kean, it is the story of the first documented terrorist attack on American … Continue reading →

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