Rapunzel Brings Fun for Montclair Familes
Looking for family friendly fun in Montclair, NJ? Look no further than Studio Players Production of Rapunzel. Rapunzel Adapted by Karen Boettcher-Tate Directed by Beatriz Esteban-Messina Well-known characters from the classic story mingle with delightful new characters to answer your long-asked questions: HOW did Rapunzel end up in the tower? WHY is the witch so protective of her? WHERE did … [Read More...]
Born Yesterday: Washington Intrigue and Dirty Dealing Turned on Its Head
Political back deals, bribery, infighting, loud mouthed-power brokers with unintended comedy...no, we are not talking about what's happening in Washington DC now. Garson Kanin's classic comedy/drama has never been more relevant. Born Yesterday By Garson Kanin Directed by Alex Oleksij Millionaire businessman Harry Brock comes to Washington determined to become a power behind the scenes. … [Read More...]
Cinderella or the Story of Bigfoot
Looking for New Jersey family friendly things to do in February? Check out Studio Players' Cinderella or the Story of Bigfoot. We have entertainment options that your whole family can attend. Cinderella or the Story of Bigfoot By Elizabeth Ely Moreno Directed by Mirit Skeen In this goofy retelling of the traditional Cinderella story, Ella Le Grand not only has to contend with her evil … [Read More...]
Some Girl(s) “Guy tries to right wrongs with old flames and keeps getting burned”—NY Times
Some Girl(s) By Neil LaBute Directed by Amy Fox A soon-to-be-married writer, feeling guilty about past relationship transgressions, embarks on a cross-country trip to ostensibly make amends. As he revisits the ghosts of girlfriends past, the story takes on a darker edge that’s, at the same time, loathsome, deliciously evil, and funny. New York Magazine said, “Some Girl(s) follows the Neil … [Read More...]
Some Girl(s) explores why #MeToo is an all too real reality
Some Girl(s) By Neil LaBute Directed by Amy Fox A soon-to-be-married writer, feeling guilty about past relationship transgressions, embarks on a cross-country trip to ostensibly make amends. As he revisits the ghosts of girlfriends past, the story takes on a darker edge that’s, at the same time, loathsome, deliciously evil, and funny. New York Magazine said, “Some Girl(s) follows the Neil … [Read More...]
