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Paper Mill Playhouse Receives 2015 New Jersey Governor’s Jefferson Award for Public Service
Last week, the Paper Mill Playhouse announced that their Autism Advisory Team won the 2015 New Jersey State Governor’s Jefferson Award for Public Service. The Paper Mill Playhouse was the first professional theater in the nation to offer Autism-Friendly performances … Continue reading
‘Equivocation’ shines a new light on the Bard’s character
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey is known for their renowned work with the classic works of William Shakespeare. They can take one of his time honored plays and present it in such a manner that it allows people to … Continue reading
‘Henry VIII’ plays after 30 year absence at Shakespeare Theatre of NJ
Last Saturday, October 18 was Opening Night for Henry VIII at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. An outstanding performance of the show was given to a warm reception by the audience. I wrote a full review of this show … Continue reading