Be in-the-know about upcoming events including music, dance, and theatre performances, gallery openings, workshops & classes, and kids & family events throughout the greater Morris County area. Receive the comprehensive quarterly Arts Matters Newsletter & Arts Calendar as a benefit of membership by joining the Arts Council.  Here's a glimpse of exciting area events:

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Special Event
March 6-14
New Jersey Theatre Alliance
Theatre: The 13th Annual FAMILY WEEK at the Theatre. Bringing quality arts programming to children, families and communities across New Jersey. Make a date with the family and bring your children and teens (at reduced rates) to see live theatre at a variety of venues throughout the state. Enjoy everything from Lyle the Crocodile to Shakespeare, Sherlock Holmes, VIctorian Magic, Aesop's Fables, Lost in Yonkers, Bust, Peter and the Wolf, 1000 Cranes and a host of other choices.
Check www.familyweek.com for specific listings, locations and times.

Theatre & Film
February 26 thru March 13
Chester Theatre Group
Theatre: The Pillowman, by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh, directed by Jonathan Wierzbicki. An especially dark black comedy, it tells the tale of Katurlan, a fiction writer living in a police state who is interrogated about the gruesome content of his short stories and their similarities to a number of bizarre child murders occurring in his town.  It is a challenging fable about the power of words-spoken and written.  The play received the 2004 Olivier Award for Best New Play, the 2004-5 New York Drana Critics Circle Award for Best New Foreign Play and two Tony Awards.  Warning:  a viciously funny, seriously disturbing tale.  Please note: contains scenes and language that may offend.  Not suitable for children.
Black River Playhouse, corner of Grove and Maple Streets, Chester
Friday and Saturday Evenings at 8pm, Sunday (Mar 7) at 2pm
$18 adults, $16 seniors/students (cash or check only). You may reserve tix at box office.
(908) 879-7304 (box office)
www.chestertheatregroup.org

March 5-7, 12-14, 19-21, 26-28
Women's Theater Company
Theatre: Doubt. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Play, Doubt centers around the conflict between Sister Aloysius and Father Flynn, over what Sister Aloysius considers inappropriate behavior....
Parsippany Playhouse, 1130 Knoll Rd., Lake Hiawatha
Fridays and Saturdays @8pm; Sundays @3pm
$20 regular, $18 seniors, $12 students
(973) 316-3033, ext. 1
www.womenstheater.org

March 6-14
New Jersey Theatre Alliance
Theatre: The 13th Annual FAMILY WEEK at the Theatre. Bringing quality arts programming to children, families and communities across New Jersey. Make a date with the family and bring your children and teens (at reduced rates) to see live theatre at a variety of venues throughout the state. Enjoy everything from Lyle the Crocodile to Shakespeare, Sherlock Holmes, VIctorian Magic, Aesop's Fables, Lost in Yonkers, Bust, Peter and the Wolf, 1000 Cranes and a host of other choices.
Check www.familyweek.com for specific listings, locations and times.

March 19
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Theatre: The Italian Laugh Pack
100 South Street, Morristown
8pm
$37-$75
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 20
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Theatre: Cirque Le Masque: Seasons
100 South Street, Morristown
3 & 7pm
$27-$42
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

Music
March 11
The Presbyterian Church in Morristown 
Music: The Scot Symphonic Band from the College of Wooster, Ohio, comes to Morristown.  Colorfully attired in Kilts, this infamous band performs traditional marches and Scottish music featuring bagpipers, drummers and highland dancers.
The Presbyterian Church in Morristown, 57 Park Place (on the Green)
7:30 pm
free
(973) 538-1776
www.pcmorristown.org

March 11
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Music: The Band of the Irish Guards/The Royal Regiment of Scotland
100 South Street, Morristown
8pm
$32-$67
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 12
The Presbyterian Church in Morristown Friday Mid-Day Concerts
Music: Harpist Kathleen McAuliffe.  Young harpist Kathelln McAuliffe, offers a program of Irish music in honor of St. Patrick's Day. 
The Presbyterian Church 57 Park Place (on the Green), Morristown
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm  Lunch for sale on premises by C"est Cheese
free
(973) 538-1776
www.pcmorristown.org

March 12
The Folk Project 
Music:  Open Stage at the Minstrel 
Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown
8 pm
$7 adult, children under 12 free
973-335-9489
www.folkproject.org

March 12
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Music: Sisters in Soul, featuring Macia Ball, Bettye Lavette and Maria Muldaur.
100 South Street, Morristown
8pm
$42-$52
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 13
Opera at Florham
Music: Differences: Opera, Grand Opera and Operetta. This is a cabaret. Come early, bring food and drink if you wish.
Lenfell Hall, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison
8pm
$35, $30 seniors, $10 students; 20 or more, $30
(973) 443-8620
www.operaatflorham.com

March 14
New Philharmonic of NJ
Music: Bracha Malkin, Violin.  LA Times music critic Henry Roth cited Malkin as "among the gifted young violinists who are among the vanguard leading the march of violin art into the 21st century." Concert featuring Egmont Overture, op. 84 by Beethoven: Violin Concerto in E minor, op.64 by Mendelssohn: Symphony no. 8 in G major, op. 88 by Dvorak
College of Saint Elizabeth, Annunciation Center, Dolan Performance Hall, Convent Station, NJ
3pm
$45,$35 and $25
(973) 408-3978
www.npnj.org

March 19
Music at The Presbyterian Church in Morristown. Friday Mid-Day Concerts
Music: Vocalist Christopher Liew. Dr. Christopher Liew performs a concert of Classical Art Songs in Italian, German and English. 
The Presbyterian Church, 57 Park Place (on the Green), Morristown
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm  Lunch for sale on premises by C"est Cheese
free
(973) 538-1776
www.pcmorristown.org

March 19
The Folk Project 
Music:  Red Molly at the Minstrel. Good golly, it's the trio, Red Molly! 
Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown
8 pm
$7 adult, children under 12 free
973-335-9489
www.folkproject.org

March 20
Music at Morristown United Methodist Church - Abendmusik. Paul Zeigler, Pianist "1853:Brahms, Liszt & the Glory of the Romantic Sonata" Featuring the Brahms Sonata No. 3 in F Minor and the Liszt Sonata in B Minor.
Music:  A Collage Concert from Choirs of the Presbyterian Church in Morristown. The multi-talented choir ensembles from The Presbyterian Church in Morristown gather together to perform music across the ages, for all ages.  
Morristown United Methodist Church, 50 S. Park Place (on the Green), Morristown.
6pm Pre-concert lecture by Mr. Zeigler: 7:30 pm concert.  There will be a reception following the concert.
suggested donation: $15/$12 seniors & students:  Advance $12/$10 by calling church office
(973) 538-2132
www.morristownumc.com

March 21
Music at The Presbyterian Church in Morristown. Friday Mid-Day Concerts
Music:  A Collage Concert from Choirs of the Presbyterian Church in Morristown. The multi-talented choir ensembles from The Presbyterian Church in Morristown gather together to perform music across the ages, for all ages.  
The Presbyterian Church, 57 Park Place (on the Green), Morristown
4pm
free
(973) 538-1776
www.pcmorristown.org

March 21
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Music: Hanover Wind Symphony Old Friends.
100 South Street, Morristown
3pm
$15
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 26
The Folk Project 
Music:  Craig Bickhardt
Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown
8 pm
$7 adult, children under 12 free
973-335-9489
www.folkproject.org

March 26
Music at The Presbyterian Church in Morristown Friday Mid-Day Concerts
Music: Soprano Elise Figa. Soprano Elise Figa offers a program of Elizabethan music with lute accompaniment .
The Presbyterian Church, 57 Park Place (on the Green), Morristown
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm  Lunch for sale on premises by C"est Cheese
free
(973) 538-1776
www.pcmorristown.org

March 26
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Music: New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players; The Pirates of Penzance  
100 South Street, Morristown
8pm; 7pm lecture
$37-$62
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 27
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Music: The Ultimate Doo Wop Show 
100 South Street, Morristown
8pm
$57-$77
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 28
The Presbyterian Church in Morristown 
Music: An Iona Meditative Musical Service of Worship
The Presbyterian Church, 57 Park Place (on the Green), Morristown
5 pm 
free
(973) 538-1776
www.pcmorristown.org

April 2
The Folk Project 
Music:  Orrin Star at the Minstrel.  Award-winning flatpicker Orrin Star headlines tonight. 
Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown
8 pm
$7 adult, children under 12 free
973-335-9489
www.folkproject.org

January 13-April 25
Morris Museum
Exhibit: Art Quilts: Contemporary Expressions from the collection of John M. Walsh III.
6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown
Reserve tours available at $15 per person.
(973) 971-3700
www.morrismuseum.org

January 29-March 19
Arts Council of the Morris Area
Exhibit: Art in the Atrium's 18th annual exhibit and sale, "Wonderfully Made," featuring works by over 30 outstanding African American artists. This year's guest artist is Deborah Willis, PhD, author, professor at NYU's Tisch School and professional photographer. There will also be a special memorial program dedicated to the life and art of Russell Aldo Murray. Opening Reception is Friday, January 29th, from 5:30-9:30 pm and a Closing Reception on Thursday, March 18, from 6-8pm. Both receptions as well as the exhibit are free and open to the public. Free parking is provided during the receptions in the garage below the building (accessible from Schuyler Place).
Floors 2-5, Morris County Administration and Records Building, 12 Court Street, Morristown
Receptions Jan. 29 from 5:30-9:30pm and March 18 from 6-8pm; Exhibit open during business hours, M-F, 9am-5pm
Free
(973) 540-0615
www.artintheatrium.org

February 19-August 11
Arts Council of the Morris Area
Exhibit: Emerging Patterns, a juried exhibit curated by Dr. Midori Yoshimoto, Asst. professor of Art History and director of two galleries at New Jersey City University. Featuring 45 works by 39 outstanding New Jersey artists, this exhibition showcases these artists' uniquely creative interpretations of the theme in a very wide variety of media. Participating artists include James Anderson, Richard Buntzen, Veronica Byun, Jeanne Campbell, Molly Carpenter, Snag-Hyun Chung, David Clair, Dorothy Clair, Donna Compton, Michael Dal Cerro, Irit Felsen, Lisa ficarelli-Halpern, Harriet Finck, Bonnie Gloris, Robert Hendrickson, Kevin Hinkle, Joe Holtzman, Melissa Marie Johnson, Ashley Kesling, Eric Jiaju Lee, Monica Litvany, Michelle Loughlin, Allen Luisi, So Yoon Lym, Tom McGlynn, Darren McManus, Roberta Melzl, Margaret Murphy, Diane Phares, Susan Reckford, Elizabeth Regan, Lauren Rosenthal, Wayne Roth, Mayumi Sarai, Jim Somers, Daniel Sroka, Michael Tesi, Alison Weld, and Yuri Yurov.
Hours: Monday-Thursday 10am-4pm; Fridays 10am-4pm
Free
(973) 285-5115
www.morrisarts.org

March 21
Livingston Arts Association
Critique/Lecture: Critique of Members' Paintings - Ed Havas
South Parking Lot, Ground Level - Senior/Community Center, 204 Hillside Ave., Livingston, NJ
2-4:30pm
Free
(973) 992-7749

Dance
March 13
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Dance: Moscow Festival Ballet: Coppelia
100 South Street, Morristown
8pm
$22-$57
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 20
New Jersey Ballet
Dance: Highlights of the Russian Ballet
Wilkins Theatre, Kean University, Union
8pm
(973) 597-9600
www.njballet.org

March 20
The Folk Project 
Dance: Swingin' Tern Contra and Square Dancing.  Greg Frock calls and Squeezology provides the music tonight.  This event is best for teens and up. Please carry in clean soft-soled shoes for dancing.   
First Presbyterian Church - parish hall, 14 Hanover Road East Hanover, NJ.  
Beginners workshop at 7:30.   
8 pm
$10 Adults; $5 Students 
973-822-2137
www.folkproject.org

March 13
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
Dance: Moscow Festival Ballet: Coppelia
100 South Street, Morristown
8pm
$22-$57
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 21
New Jersey Ballet
Dance: Sleeping Beauty (Kids and families matinee)
Wilkins Theatre, Kean University, Union
2pm
(973) 597-9600
www.njballet.org

March 28
New Jersey Ballet
Dance: Sleeping Beauty (Kids and families matinee)
1 & 3:30pm
(973) 597-9600
www.njballet.org

March 20
The Folk Project- Swing 'n Tern. 
Dance:   Swingin' Tern Contra and Square Dancing.  No partner necessary. Please carry in clean soft-soled shoes for dancing. Greg Frock calls and Squeezology provides the music tonight. THis event is best for teens and up.
First Presbyterian Church Parish Hall, 14 Hanover Rd., East Hanover
8 pm
$10 adults, $5 students
973-822-2137
www.folkproject.org

April 3
The Folk Project- Swing 'n Tern. 
Dance:   Swingin' Tern Contra.  No partner necessary. Donna Hunt calls the contras tonight.  The Rockadillies provide the music.  Beginners workshop at 7:30 pm.
First Presbyterian Church Parish Hall, 14 Hanover Rd., East Hanover
8 pm
$10 adults, $5 students
973-822-2137
www.folkproject.org

April 11
New Jersey Ballet
Dance: Cinderella (Kids & Families matinee)
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts, 100 South Street, Morristown
3pm
(973) 597-9600
www.njballet.org

Kids & Family Events 
March 12 & 13
Bickford Theatre at the Morris Museum 
For Children:  Dobdinob,  A musical for children of all ages, originally premiered in 2005 featuring the music of Rio Clemente 
6 Normandy Geights Road, Morristown, NJ 
Fri 7:30 pm , Sat 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm
$15 
973-635-1205
www.danceinnovations.org/DIPF

March 14
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts
For Children:  Alice in Wonderland.
100 South Street, Morristown
1:30 & 4pm
$12
(973) 539-8008
www.mayoarts.org

March 18
Museum of Early Trades & Crafts
For Children: Kids' Club, Spring Holidays. Attendees will welcome spring as they create festive placemats to use at home. Open to children 6-11 years old. Kids' CLub is a bi-monthly after-school activity program. Space is limited. Pre-registration is required.
9 Main St., Madison
3:30-5pm
Admission for members is $18 for 1 session and $40 for 3 sessions. Admission for non-members is $20 for 1 session and $50 for 3 sessions.
(973) 377-2982, ext. 12
www.metc.org

March 20
Morris Museum
For families:  Astronomy Day is Saturday, March 20.  Join the Morris Museum Astronomical Society for a day that will be out of this world!  Tour the exhibition To the Moon: Snoopy Soars with NASA, and enjoy lectures, a children's art workshop, telescope training and night sky observing.   
All activities are included with museum admission.  Bring your family telescope and learn how to use it!  Activities are scheduled throughout the day.  Meet NASA Astronauts in the Bickford Theatre at 1:30 pm.  Night Sky Observing Hours 7 pm - 9 pm (weather permitting)
6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown
9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Free for members, Non-members $7/child, $10/adult
973-971-3713
www.morrismuseum.org

March 25
Morris County Park Commission and other County agencies
For families: 3rd Annual Family Ice Skating Event - Enjoy a Natural High. Back by popular demand, this is an evening of ice skating, fun and prizes for Morris County families. Skate rentals are free. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an responsible adult or parent. Pre-registration is required due to limited capacity.
Mennen Sports Arena, 161 East Hanover Ave., Morris Township
8pm
Free
(973) 285-6860 to register

March 31
Museum of Early Trades & Crafts
For Children: Stuffed Animal Sleepover.  Bring your favorite stuffed animal or doll for a sleepover on Tuesday March 31st.  Enjoy a snack and story time with your toy and then tuck them in to spend the night at the Museum.  Come back on Wednesday, April 1st between the hours of 10 am and 4 pm to pick up your stuffed animal, make a craft and find out what mischief they have gotten into during the night  Appropriate for children 2-6 years old.
9 Main St., Madison
4-5 pm Wednesday March 31, 10 am - 4 pm Thursday April 1
$5 admission for all participants and Regular Admissions for all others. 
(973) 377-2982, ext. 14
www.metc.org

April 11
New Jersey Ballet
Dance: Cinderella (Kids & Families matinee)
The Community Theatre at Mayo Center for the Performing Arts, 100 South Street, Morristown
3pm
(973) 597-9600
www.njballet.org

Workshops, Classes, Tours, Historical Events & Reading

November 22-April 18
Acorn Hall (Morris County Historical Society)
Exhibit: Life After George: Morristown After the Revolution. Introduces the significant events that occured in Morristown in the 19thc. and early 20th centuries such as the invention of the telegraph and the growth of the town from a sleepy farming community to a major population and commercial center to the "town of millionaires" in the Gilded Age. Also highlighting Morristown's non-Revolutionary historic sites including Macculloch Hall, Historic Speedwell, Fosterfields and Acorn Hall itself.
68 Morris Avenue, Morristown

Open Mondays and Thursdays (10am-4pm) and Sundays (1-4pm)
$6 adults, $5 seniors, $3 students, children under 12 free
(973) 267-3465
www.acornhall.org

February 20-May 11
Playwright's Theatre
Classes: Playwrights Theatre's classes are taught by practicing theatre artists who are working actors, directors, writers and artistic directors.  The intimate class size allows individuals to explore in a safe, non-judgmental environment and insures individual attention is given to each participant.

Playmakers (grades 1-3) Feb 20 - May 1

Acting Lab (grades 4-6) Feb 23 - May 4

Musical Performance (grades 4-6) Feb 25 - May 6

Acting Workshop (grades 7-9) Feb 23 - May 4

Playwriting Workshop (Adults) Feb 22 - April 26

Reading, Writing, Response (Adult) Feb 25

Acting & Performance Workshop (Adult) March 2 - May 11
33 Green Village Road,  PO Box 1295, Madison, NJ 07940

973-514-1787 x 21
www.ptnj.org

March 11
Morris Museum
Lecture:  Join collector John M. Walsh 111 for an introduction to the art quilt movement with a special focus on new commissions and recent acquisitions to his collection  Light refreshments will be served.
6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown
6:30 pm
For tickets call 973-971-3713
www.morrismuseum.org

March 13, 20, 27 (3 part workshop)
Morris Museum
Workshop:  Beginner Digital Photography, Par 11.  Nancy Ori, professional photographer, will provide a review of camera functions along with a more in-depth exploration of camera features that in the basic beginner course.  Improve your understanding of lighting, use of flash and custom camera operations.  Bring a camera and its instruction book, a notebook and photo project ideas to the first session.  Registration required, please call 973-971-3718.
6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown
9:30 am - 12:30 pm
$120. members, $135 non-members
www.morrismuseum.org

March 14

Morristown National Historical Park
Historical Event: Washington's Headquarters Museum  Sons of Saint Patrick.  Learn about the role of the Irish in the American Revolution and the 1780 St. Patrick's Day celebration that took place in Jockey Hollow. 
30 Washington Place, Morristown, NJ 07960
1 and 3 pm

General Park Information: 973-539-2016 x 210

March 19
Morris Museum
Lecture:  A conversation with NJ Quilt Artist Carol Schepps
6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown
7 pm
For reservations, call 973-971-3713
www.morrismuseum.org

March 20

Morristown National Historical Park
Historical Event: Washington's Headquarters Museum:  Women's Roles in the Eighteenth Century.  Explore some of the roles women played during the American Revolution through an exploration of the museum galleries .
30 Washington Place, Morristown, NJ 07960
1, 2, 3 and 4 pm

General Park Information: 973-539-2016 x 210

March 21

Morristown National Historical Park
Historical Event: Wick House in Jockey Hollow.  Tempe Wick:  Truth and Legend  Did Tempe Wick really ride a horse in the Wick House?  Hear the legend and find out the truth as you look for potential hiding spots in the Wick House.
1 and 3 pm

General Park Information: 973-543-4030

March 28

Morristown National Historical Park
Historical Event: Washington's Headquarters Museum:  Women of the Camp.  Women were part of the winter encampment of 1770-1780.  Find our how generals' wives, campfollowers and slaves suffered and served at Morristown in a short talk given by the park historian.
30 Washington Place, Morristown, NJ 07960
1 and 3 pm

General Park Information: 973-539-2016 x 210

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Programs
Morristown National Historical Park
Historical Event: Washington's Headquarters Museum  The 1930's Washington's Headquarters Museum is open daily and offers a gift shop and visitor contact point to begin Ford mansion tours.  Featured are a gallery with an exhibit of items from the museum's collection. The National Park Service  to work with the park's private partner, the Washington Association of New Jersey to plan museum exhibits.  
Morris Avenue, Morristown, NJ 07960
Daily tours at 10 am, 11 am,  1 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm
$4 per person age 16 and older

The Adult School of the Chathams, Madison and Florham Park
Ongoing Events: Music, Dance, Film, Lecture/ Class, Tour, Special Interest, Art
(973) 443-9222
theadultschool@hotmail.com

Bickford Theatre at the Morris Museum
Brightest Star School of Performing Arts: Classes for Tots, Children, Teens, Home-Schoolers, Adults: Performing Arts, Music, Creative Drama and Song, Musical Theatre Workshops, Acting, Speaking for the Professional, Audition Preparation, Classical Music Listening Club, Musical Theatre Dance, Brightest Star choirs, Private Voice and Piano Lessons and Summer Musical Theatre Programs
6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown
(973) 971-3726
www.bickfordtheatre.org

Community Children's Museum
For Children: Field trips for Students with Special Needs; Space Exploration Workshops; School Field Trips at the Museum; Pizza and Play Thursdays for Toddlers and mom's groups...etc.
77 East Blackwell St., Dover
(973) 366-9060
www.communitychildrensmuseum.org

Lakeland Youth Symphony
Suzuki Classes, Prelude Orchestra, Junior Orchestra, Intermediate and Senior Orchestras. All rehearsals held at the Parsippany Arts Center.
(973) 402-6010

Livingston Art Association
Day and Evening Art Classes for Adults & Children - Oils, Watercolors, Pastels, Drawing, Acrylics. Bulletins upon request. Registration is required.
Senior /Community Center, 204 Hillside Ave.,  Livingston- South Parking Lot, Craft Rooms 3&4, Ground Level. 
(973) 992-7749

Morris County Art Association - May -through July
Day and Evening Art Classes for Adults & children, Shows for Youths and Adults - Oils, Watercolor, Pastels, Drawing, Acrylics, Sculpture, Portraiture, etc.
10 Catherine Lane, Morristown
(973) 267-1722
or by email morriscountyart@sbcglobal.net
www.morriscountyartassoc.org

New Jersey Center for Visual Arts
Art Workshops and Classes. All ages, all levels. Open 7 days a week.
Classes for Adults, Teens, Children:  Ceramics, Drawing, Jewelry, Painting, Photography, Digital Arts,   Sculpture, and more! Held at our state of the art studios...
68 Elm Street, Summit
(908) 273-9121
www.njcva.org

Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey
Teen Performance Troupe (grades 9-12). One of many classes and workshops presented by Playwrights Theatre in the name of Developing the Dramatic Imagination. A comprehensive program for the experienced student. Working with other talented performers, student will build skills to prepare them for further work in the theatre and have a chance to explore their own experiences and collaborate on a production to share their discoveries with an audience. Their work will premiere on the Playwrights theatre stage. Admission to these classes is by audition only. Call or see website for details.
33 Green Village Rd., Madison
(973) 514-1787, ext. 21
 www.ptnj.org

Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Shakespeare LIVE! The Theatre's acclaimed educational touring company will launch its 13th season in February - traveling to schools and other venues throughout the tri-state region with 60-minute versions of two of Shakespeare's most popular plays, A Midsummer Night's Dream (for grades 3 and up) and Macbeth, (for grades 6 and up). In addition, they feature a 3rd production entitled Nevermore: The Final Nightmare of Edgar Allan Poe created by Shakespeare Theatre's Director of Education, Brian Crowe. To inquire about bringing Shakespeare LIVE! to a school or venue, call (973) 408-3980 or email jbgrant@ShakespeareNJ.org.

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