Jersey City Theater Center s 2021 New Play Festival To Take Place Online
(JERSEY CITY, NJ) The Jersey City Theater Center’s 2021 New Play Festival, part of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance’s 2021 Stages Festival, will present ten new plays about healing from the US, Canada and New Zealand on four consecutive Thursdays, from May 6 to May 27. All shows are at 7:30pm. The plays eight short plays and two full-length works will be presented on Zoom, followed by a live Q&A with the projects’ respective artistic teams. For tickets visit www.jctcenter.org
The full-length plays are: “Moon Drops” by Carol Campbell, Domnica Radulescu, and Nikaury Rodriguez on May 13; and “Love in the Time of Mass Incarceration” by Boris Franklin and Tequia Gladden on May 27.
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As Madame Claude Bistro operates at 35 percent capacity, White Eagle Hall has provided its performance space so that the bistro, which is housed below it, can provide more options in full compliance with social distancing. This photo features the expansive performance space speckled with dining tables, one occupied by two people, as a jazz band plays on stage. White Eagle Hall, arguably Jersey City s premiere performance space, has been closed for a year due to the pandemic.
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Jersey City Theater Center (JCTC) in partnership with I Love Greenville and the Greenville Community Plan will present a virtual schooltime commemoration for International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Wednesday, January 27, 9:30 a.m., at the Academy of the Arts at Henry Snyder High School, located at 239 Bergen Avenue in Jersey City.
Carolyn Dorfman Dance (CDD), a premiere modern dance company based in New Jersey and New York City, will perform
The Legacy Project. It is a seminal body of work that celebrates founding Artistic Director Dorfman’s Eastern European Jewish roots illuminating her family’s history as Holocaust survivors and as new immigrants in America.
New Jersey Theatre Alliance Welcomes Diverse Slate of Theatres after Expanding Membership Criteria
(MORRISTOWN, NJ) As part of their commitment to increasing equity, inclusion, justice, and access in the theatre field, New Jersey Theatre Alliance, the statewide service organization for professional theatre, has expanded their membership criteria and added 11 new members to their roster.
“We are delighted to welcome these new members into the Alliance,” said John McEwen, Executive Director. “These companies represent an excellent and diverse group of professional theatres, each of which is deeply committed to their local community and to using theatre to build a more empathetic, imaginative, and equitable world. We are eager to be of service to these organizations, and equally, look forward to learning from them as they bring their expertise and experience to our collaborative efforts.”