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Wiesenthal is the award winning off Broadway play written by Tom Dugan. It is the riveting story of an ordinary man that did extraordinary things. Simon Wiesenthal was known to the world as the “Jewish James Bond” dedicating his life to bringing Nazi war criminals to justice. He succeeded in aiding in the capture of […]

The Wizard of Oz By L. Frank Baum Adapted by Erin Detrick Directed by Tommy Donaldson   When Dorothy drops into the Land of Oz, only one thing is certain: she’s got to find a way back to Kansas. A funny and fast-paced journey down the yellow brick road ensues, as Dorothy and her new

Performances of the Vagina Monologues for Friday and Saturday sold out in record time! Therefore, we ask that you claim your tickets by 7:45 on your performance day. Doors open promptly at 7:15. Unclaimed tickets by the 7:45 deadline will be sold to people on the wait list on a first come first served basis.

It’s Only a Play By Terrence McNally Directed by Peyton Thomas It’s the opening night of the play The Golden Egg on Broadway, and the wealthy producer is throwing a lavish party in her Manhattan townhouse. Downstairs the celebrities are pouring in, but the real action is upstairs in the bedroom, where a group of

  Madeline’s Christmas Book and Lyrics by Jennifer Kirkeby, Music by Shirley Mier Based on the book by Ludwig Bemelmans Directed by Beatriz Esteban-Messina In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines lived 12 little girls in two straight lines.” So begins this delightful story of Madeline’s Christmas! The day begins like

Superior Donuts By Tracy Letts Directed By: Amy Fox Set in modern-day Chicago, Superior Donuts depicts the unlikely friendship between a down-and-out donut shop owner and his enthusiastic employee, who also happens to be an aspiring author with a serious gambling problem. Franco, the young writer, wants to update the old shop with healthy choices,

Complete Game Written and Directed by Mark Liebert Complete Game, a play in nine innings, is a comedy with a heart. It is the fall of 1970 in metropolitan New York and everyone has a relationship with our national pastime. Baseball inevitably impacts their other relationships. Attraction or repulsion, bond or divider, job or recreation,

Looking for a great way to start off the fall? Look no further than Studio Player’s production of The Receptionist.   The Receptionist By Adam Bock Directed by Michael Smith-Gallo At the start of a typical day in the Northeast Office, Beverly deals effortlessly with ringing phones and her colleague’s romantic troubles. But the appearance of

Studio Players received three Perry Award nominations this year from NJACT. According to the NJACT website The NJACT Perry Awards are given for outstanding achievements in New Jersey Community Theater. At the beginning of each season, NJACT Member Theaters submit their shows for award consideration. Two NJACT Reviewers attend each production, evaluate all on-stage aspects

The Receptionist By Adam Bock Directed by Michael Smith-Gallo At the start of a typical day in the Northeast Office, Beverly deals effortlessly with ringing phones and her colleague’s romantic troubles. But the appearance of a charming rep from the Central Office disrupts the friendly routine. As the true nature of the company’s business becomes