
Many have awaited the return of live performances

Many have awaited the return of live performances


Princeton University's Triangle Show is the oldest touring collegiate original musical comedy show in the nation.

More programs and services have helped homeless families get a place to call home. What the state's doing right and what more can be done? ...

A group of 45 kids ages 6 to 18 got a crash course at NJPAC in what it means to prepare for a show from ...

The governor's trying to get a landmark school funding law overturned by the high court. Is his motive educational, political or both? More Garden State ...

Tony nominee Rob McClure was raised in New Milford and attended Montclair State University. This summer he took over the leading role in "Something Rotten!" ...

Donald Trump takes center stage. His speech was historically long, loud and fiery. But did it unify the party? A special Reporters Roundtable looks at ...

The numbers show a surge in rape reports. They're crimes that may have happened months or years ago. As celebrities make the headlines on the ...

It was another banner year for New Jersey's arts scene and it seems 2016 will follow suit with events happening throughout the Garden State.

All That Glitters allows visitors to get an up-close look at costumes seen on Broadway.

Your drivers license may no longer be enough to get you through airport security. Some argue bringing them up to TSA standards, and making them ...

The Two River Theater Company's production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" is the same classic Broadway show with a ...

Wasted space or sacred space? A controversial proposal to transform Liberty State Park into a sprawling entertainment venue has competitors asking if there's any room ...

Stranded on the platform? Here's a Surprise! NJ Transit's cut late night train service on three separate train lines. The service cuts came with higher ...

Ali Stroker is said to be the world's first actor in a wheelchair on Broadway. She's in the revival of Spring Awakening on Broadway, and ...

Job creators? Jersey City's got 'em. Rolling back retirees prescription drug co-pays. Can too much cleaning be a health hazard? What's to blame for seal ...

Star Trek alum George Takei visited Rutgers University where he discussed his career and his childhood growing up in Japanese-American internment camps.

Police and citizens worlds apart. The rough race for Bergen County Executive. Cracking down on driving distracted. Heart attack. It's different for women. And maybe ...

Audiences can enjoy Can-Can at Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn before it heads to Broadway.