October

NJTE is known for their artistic excellence in performance and the development of star tap artists. Featuring a stellar live band, THE TAP ACT – is a joyful celebration of the great tap legends that became a cornerstone of the American art form of tap dancing.  Photo Credit:  Vibeckedphoto

Tickets: $35/32/27: Children under 17: $20
All ticket sales are final. No exchanges. No returns.

SSHSG Film Series and Director Discussion

J oin us for a screening of I Am Not Your Negro (90 min.), written by James Baldwin, directed by renowned filmmaker Raoul Peck and narrated by Samuel L. Jackson. The screening will be followed by Director Raoul Peck’s presentation, “I Am Not your Negro: Conversations on Identity, History, Race and Baldwin.” The event will open with Elegy for Stivenson Magloire  a 20-minute documentary film by Edouard Eloi and Shalom Gorewitz, with poetry by Rachel Hadas. The documentary was selected for the 2017 Haiti Film Festival. This event was made possible by a Schomburg grant.

THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

MICHELE BALAN was a finalist on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, and titleholder of  “Last Woman Comic Standing.” Voted one of the “Top 10 Comics” by Backstage Magazine and The San Francisco Bay Times. Credits include Montreal’s “Just for Laughs,” The Joy Behar Show, The View, HBO, Showtime, Comedy Central, Comics Unleashed and recently NBC’s The Today Show and Gotham Live. Eddie Brill has appeared 10 times on The Late Show with David Letterman and was featured on the FX hit series Louie.

Tickets: $38/35/30
All ticket sales are final. No exchanges. No returns.

By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell

A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary longing of everyday life.

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

Motown artist Ada Dyer is a deeply soulful R&B vocalist with jazz undertones. The Chicago-born performer’s emotional and sultry style is just as assured as that of revered talents like Whitney Houston and Stephanie Mills. In this exciting evening, Ada and the A Band present a tribute to the music of Aretha Franklin. You will be up on your feet dancing.

TICKETS: $35/32/27; CHILDREN UNDER 17: $18
ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. NO EXCHANGES. NO RETURNS.

By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell

A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary longing of everyday life.

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

By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell

A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary longing of everyday life.

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

By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell

A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary longing of everyday life.

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

By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell

A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary longing of everyday life.

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

By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell

A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary longing of everyday life.

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

By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell

A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary longing of everyday life.

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

By Toshiki Okada, Translated by Aya Ogawa, Directed by Peter A. Campbell

A man dreams his girlfriend is dead. A woman dreams she is riding the subway, forever. How do they end up at a party here? And where is here? And when is now? Contemporary Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada’s modern folktale explores the extraordinary longing of everyday life.

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