A Statewide Tribute Honors the Comic, Musician, and Cultural Connector Who Defined Generations New Jersey lost one of its most singular and beloved voices with...

New Jersey is more than just a beautiful place to live; it’s also a hub for incredible arts and entertainment. From Broadway-caliber theatre performances to live orchestral events, New Jersey offers a variety of cultural experiences that will captivate art lovers and families alike. In this article, we’ll dive into two exciting events that showcase the state’s rich theatre and music scene, including the American Theater Group’s “Broadway Tales and Tunes” musical revue and the thrilling How to Train Your Dragon in Concert, presented by the New Jersey Symphony. American Theater Group's “Broadway Tales and Tunes” at Union Arts Center The American Theater Group (ATG) is no stranger to New Jersey’s thriving arts scene. Known for presenting...

Matthew Paul OlmosPlaywright In "That Drive Thru Monterey," Matthew Paul Olmos draws inspiration from his mother's life, presenting Monterey as a young woman navigating 1971, pursuing her nursing degree, and experiencing the tender throes of first love. Blurring the lines between memory and reality, Olmos crafts a poignant memory play that promises to touch hearts with its nostalgic charm. Iraisa Ann ReillyPlaywright In "Saturday Mourning Cartoons," Iraisa Ann Reilly brings to life a family's journey through grief and reconciliation. Set against the backdrop of 2020, nurse Jessica grapples with caring for her ailing grandmother alongside her mother, Marta. Through Batman cartoons and poignant family moments, Reilly's play captures the resilience and love that bind families together. Juan José AlfonsoPlaywright "The...