Tag Archives: New Jersey Repertory Company

‘Iago’ Looks at Play Behind the Play

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Karen Nowosad

People who enjoy live theater usually love to learn about what goes on behind the scenes of a show. Seeing behind the scenes is considered by many to be a play within a play. That concept is what forms the … Continue reading →

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‘Butler’ Gives New Look at a Civil War Incident

Posted on August 5, 2016 by Karen Nowosad

A play set during the early days of the Civil War opened last week at New York City’s 59E59 Theaters. Butler, by playwright Richard Strand, celebrated its Off-Broadway Opening Night to a full house of enthusiastic theatergoers. The show is … Continue reading →

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New Play ‘Struck’ Explores Questions about Life and Issues from the Past

Posted on July 13, 2016 by Karen Nowosad

The New Jersey Repertory Company introduced the play, Struck, on June 30th. Written by Sandy Rustin, Struck is enjoying its World Premiere at the Long Branch theater which continues to produce new, high quality works, providing an entertaining visit to … Continue reading →

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