Category Archives: Theater

RED BANK: Two River Theater welcomes young people with autism to a special June performance, and a new series of Summer Theater Camp classes.

RED BANK: Two River Theater wins approval for major backstage expansion as neighbors worry about traffic impact of new driveway.

RED BANK: The "love letter to women of color" BUTTERFLY CONFESSIONS goes up (upstairs at the Basie building, that is) for a two-weekend run that begins April 21.

RED BANK: Two River Theater hosts the world premiere of THE WOMEN OF PADILLA, going up in previews this Saturday.

MIDDLETOWN: Monmouth Players stage an elegantly acid-tipped Coward comedy, plus a sober spoken-word Holocaust remembrance.

RED BANK: Wilde and Wilder, Lughnasa and Luna C, as Two River Theater unveils its 2017-2018 slate of shows.

LITTLE SILVER: The romantic musical KISMET goes up this Thursday as the spring stage production from Red Bank Regional.

RED BANK: A new laundromat with upstairs apartments wins zoning OK. But first, there's a potential bill of $562,000 for water and sewer hookups.

RED BANK: Three's company as a trio of busy actors keeps Shakespeare's 'Merry Wives of Windsor' hopping at Two River Theater.

RED BANK: Two River Theater files for major expansion of its backstage operations to allow for building large stage sets, costume creation and rehearsals.

RED BANK: Commerce intrudes on a once-inviolable sanctuary as the Basie sells stage-naming rights to the Asbury Park Press.

RED BANK: The return of the quirky dance troupe MOMIX signals a week of eclectic entertainment at the Basie.

LINCROFT: "The Music Man" rolls into town tonight at CBA, with a March 10 performance for special needs audiences.

MIDDLETOWN: The Monmouth Players serve up a weekend's worth of short plays by the modern absurdist Christopher Durang.

RED BANK: Two River Theater offers two different takes on Shakespeare's 'Merry Wives of Windsor,' beginning with a Saturday night preview.

RUMSON: RFH announces the third annual Night of FUTURE Broadway Stars, to benefit Covenant House of Asbury Park.

RUMSON: The Disney musical TARZAN comes to RFH as the spring musical from the Tower Players.

RED BANK: Two River Theater invites the public to an Open Rehearsal of an economical Shakespeare comedy, tonight on Bridge Avenue.

RUMSON: The Forrestdale Drama Club rolls the dice for a winner, with a production of the musical comedy GUYS AND DOLLS JR.

FAIR HAVEN: The "Jr." version of the Disney musical BEAUTY AND THE BEAST goes up for one show only at Knollwood School, March 2.