Middle school

This winner of the American Alliance for Theatre & Education's Distinguished Play Award is based on the Mowgli stories of Rudyard Kipling, and is set on a child's playground. The dialog and action may refer to the jungles of India, but the play draws color and style from a child's intense world of playfulness, loyalty, adventure and betrayal. Recommended for young people age 8 and up, and their parents.

The Growing Stage: The Children's Theatre of New Jersey

http://www.growingstage.com

This winner of the American Alliance for Theatre & Education's Distinguished Play Award is based on the Mowgli stories of Rudyard Kipling, and is set on a child's playground. The dialog and action may refer to the jungles of India, but the play draws color and style from a child's intense world of playfulness, loyalty, adventure and betrayal. Recommended for young people age 8 and up, and their parents.

The Growing Stage: The Children's Theatre of New Jersey

http://www.growingstage.com

Get a taste of Dreamcatcher's popular Theatre Conservatory with this all-in-one acting workshop. You'll get to try different subjects like improv, acting technique, dance and more with professional performing artists.

Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre

http://www.dreamcatcherrep.org

Shakespeare’s hilarious slapstick comedy springs to life as two sets of identical twins, mistaken identities, colorful characters and a madcap chase sequence conspire to make this caper a thrill for all audiences.
Appropriate for grades 3 and up

The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey

http://www.shakespearenj.org

When four students encounter anonymous text messages, exploited secret photos and threatening online conversations, rumors go viral and the dangers of cyber-bullying lead to consequences everyone needs to face. The production investigates how students can take an active role to end cyber-bullying. Recommended for ages 11 – 18.

George Street Playhouse

http://www.gsponline.org

A fun workshop for anyone from 15 to 105. Learn comic improvisation with Scotty Watson, one of the top ten improv teachers in the nation from Second City, Cirque de Soleil, stage and TV. Admission by donation - pay what you can; one night only.

Tri-State Actors Theater

http://www.tristateactorstheater.org

A play presented as a vintage radio broadcast, complete with live sound effects and commercials, just like the Sherlock Holmes' radio series from the 30s. Holmes and Watson are desperately trying to prove that a young lawyer did not commit murder, while the Inspector from Scotland Yard is convinced that he did. Available after March 17th.

East Lynne Theater Company

http://www.eastlynnetheater.org

A play presented as a vintage radio broadcast, complete with live sound effects and commercials, just like the Sherlock Holmes' radio series from the 30s. Holmes and Watson are desperately trying to prove that a young lawyer did not commit murder, while the Inspector from Scotland Yard is convinced that he did. Available after March 17th.

East Lynne Theater Company

http://www.eastlynnetheater.org

Gain insight into 'Damn Yankees' from Producing Artistic Director/director of Paper Mill's show: Mark S. Hoebee. Coffee will be served at this fun and informative gathering in the Art Gallery on the mezzanine level.

Paper Mill Playhouse

http://www.papermill.org