The Healing Arts Program at Atlantic Health System teamed up with the New Jersey Theatre Alliance, Writers Theatre of New Jersey and Premiere Stages at ...
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Politicians man battle positions over salvaging Atlantic City government. But the fight is also over salvaging unions collective bargaining rights. Add more Newark school buildings ...
A candidate's pilgrimage to conservative power-players. Financing a beach house with funds for the needy. Paterson and the grip of heroin. The SAD effect of ...
The non-profit Surflight Theatre has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy to liquify property to pay off creditors.
Testing the business outlook for 2015. Tracking the nor'easter's toll on beaches. The human cost of food without nutrition. Newark's bet on raising graduation rates.
New Jersey Theatre Alliance members are using Google technology to provide virtual tours that offer specific accessibility information.
This summer's cash crop of tourists down the shore. Atlantic City's double down. Two more casinos closing. Four police departments are military surplus rejects. And ...
New Jersey Theater Alliance lets actors audition for casting representatives from several Garden State theaters at once.
Federal extended unemployment benefits expire, impacting 90,000 New Jerseyans. Tax benefits for mass transit riders will drop soon. And the arts take center stage at ...
Drumthwacket, the governor's mansion, is decked out in holiday decorations representing the state's theater productions.
The McCarter Theatre in Princeton and Passage Theatre in Trenton are located in very different communities, but they work together and often share talent. Both ...
A grand jury investigates Senator Menendez. Plus, Cory Booker goes Hollywood. Schools demand freedom from the state, and the state issues a health alert.
Students can learn what goes on behind the scenes of theatrical productions as part of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance's Stages Festival.
Stages Festival runs throughout March and offers not only free or reduced priced children’s tickets to performances, but free workshops and events for seniors, teens, ...
Performing arts groups have been struggling to survive during the down economy. NJPAC President and CEO speaks about staying competitive and drawing a wide audience.