November

Manhattan comes to Mahwah with New Georges Theater Company. Join us for a staged reading of this new play by Gina Femia. The local supermarket is going out of business and the community is upset — no one more than longtime employee Mo, not that she’d ever let anyone know. When her long-lost daughter comes home for something more than a visit, Mo will have to ask herself if she’s worth saving, too. New Georges, an Obie Award-winning downtown theater company, has produced and developed new plays by venturesome artists (who are women) in New York City since 1992.

TICKETS: $30, INCLUDES DESSERT RECEPTION

By William Shakespeare, Directed by Maria Vail

Viola is shipwrecked on a mysterious island called Illyria and uses her wits to survive and regain her position by disguising herself as a boy. But what is this place? Filled with eccentric characters of many shades of gender, Twelfth Night explores the duality of identity in a comic plot of misplaced affection, naughty servants and an out of work clown. Don’t miss this very special take on Shakespeare’s dark comic masterpiece.

Tickets: $5 for Ramapo Students, $15 General Admission

By William Shakespeare, Directed by Maria Vail

Viola is shipwrecked on a mysterious island called Illyria and uses her wits to survive and regain her position by disguising herself as a boy. But what is this place? Filled with eccentric characters of many shades of gender, Twelfth Night explores the duality of identity in a comic plot of misplaced affection, naughty servants and an out of work clown. Don’t miss this very special take on Shakespeare’s dark comic masterpiece.

Tickets: $5 for Ramapo Students, $15 General Admission

By William Shakespeare, Directed by Maria Vail

Viola is shipwrecked on a mysterious island called Illyria and uses her wits to survive and regain her position by disguising herself as a boy. But what is this place? Filled with eccentric characters of many shades of gender, Twelfth Night explores the duality of identity in a comic plot of misplaced affection, naughty servants and an out of work clown. Don’t miss this very special take on Shakespeare’s dark comic masterpiece.

Tickets: $5 for Ramapo Students, $15 General Admission

By William Shakespeare, Directed by Maria Vail

Viola is shipwrecked on a mysterious island called Illyria and uses her wits to survive and regain her position by disguising herself as a boy. But what is this place? Filled with eccentric characters of many shades of gender, Twelfth Night explores the duality of identity in a comic plot of misplaced affection, naughty servants and an out of work clown. Don’t miss this very special take on Shakespeare’s dark comic masterpiece.

Tickets: $5 for Ramapo Students, $15 General Admission

By William Shakespeare, Directed by Maria Vail

Viola is shipwrecked on a mysterious island called Illyria and uses her wits to survive and regain her position by disguising herself as a boy. But what is this place? Filled with eccentric characters of many shades of gender, Twelfth Night explores the duality of identity in a comic plot of misplaced affection, naughty servants and an out of work clown. Don’t miss this very special take on Shakespeare’s dark comic masterpiece.

Tickets: $5 for Ramapo Students, $15 General Admission

By William Shakespeare, Directed by Maria Vail

Viola is shipwrecked on a mysterious island called Illyria and uses her wits to survive and regain her position by disguising herself as a boy. But what is this place? Filled with eccentric characters of many shades of gender, Twelfth Night explores the duality of identity in a comic plot of misplaced affection, naughty servants and an out of work clown. Don’t miss this very special take on Shakespeare’s dark comic masterpiece.

Tickets: $5 for Ramapo Students, $15 General Admission

By the Pushcart Players

“A Season of Miracles” is a sparkling collection of holiday stories from different cultures including Christmas, Kwanzaa and Chanukah. Scenes within the play include O.Henry’s “Gift of the Magi,” E.T.A. Hoffmann’s “The Nutcracker,” “The Kwanzaa Kite,” an original tale by Ruth Fost, set in Nigeria; and a Chelm story, “The Chanukah Miracle.” Crafted and set to music by Tony Award-winner Larry Hochman with the timeless tone of each classic piece, this magical presentation is designed to warm the hearts and perhaps change the perspective of young audiences as they think about the true meaning and spirit of the holiday season.

Grades: 3 – 8 Links: Social Studies, World Cultures, Music, English

Tickets $8. Please call 201.684.7202 to reserve space.