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‘What the Butler Saw’ is a Farce that Rocks the Stage
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey continues its current season with the play What the Butler Saw by Joe Orton. This work was first performed in 1969 but this production marks the first time an Orton play is presented on … Continue reading
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The Shakespeare Theatre of NJ’s ‘Coriolanus’ is Dynamic, Powerful, and Timely
A leader of troops returns from a great battle to his home city as a hero. He is granted a valued position in the leadership ranks, but a faction who also wants power turns the people against him. Does this … Continue reading
‘The Complete Works of William Shakespeare’ Outdoors on a Summer’s Night
If you have ever wanted to take a crash course that gives an overview of all of the plays that Shakespeare wrote your time has arrived. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] is a fun, fast paced … Continue reading