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06/13/2010
 

The Theater Project is… a gem, a little-known powerhouse of talent... energy and intelligence just waiting to be discovered by those hungry for theater on the cutting edge.”  Ellen Dooley
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Announcing the 2010 Season!
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WHY TORTURE IS WRONG...

...and the  People Who Love Them


By Christopher Durang - July 8 – August 1

Christopher Durang turns political humor upside down with this raucous and provocative satire about America's growing homeland "insecurity." Durang oddly relieves our fears in this black comedy for an era of yellow, orange and red alerts.

Click on image above for poster as a pdf


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Gary Glor and Noreen Farley experiment with various methods of extracting information from Phil Eichinger, who might or might not be an enemy agent

Thurs., Fri. & Saturdays at 8pm - Sunday matinees at 3pm

Adults $25  ($18 on Thursdays)
Senior Sunday July 11 – Senior tickets $15
Student tickets always $10

Read the Reviews!

The Westfield Leader since 1890
Westfield Leader July 15, 2010  'Torture': UCC’s Theater Project Proves That It Can Be Pure Entertainment

July 14, 2010 NJ.com
Star Ledger
Durang's Maplewood-set farce offers something to offend everyone

July 10, 2010 nj arts maven Review

July 6, 2010 nj arts maven "The New Jersey Premiere of Christopher Durang’s Latest Comedy

"July 2, 2010 NJ.com
Star Ledger
"Playwright Christopher Durang tackles terrorism, and more"

July 2, 2010 Independent Press Theater Project on Cranford campus, presents Durang’s black comedy about homeland security


Crowns: Based on the book my Michael Cunningham and Craig Marberry and adapted by Regina Taylor

September 23 – October 17

Our first musical! About the experience of churchgoing black women in the South where their hats are a symbol of the pride, beauty and endurance of black women everywhere.

Made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.

8pm Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 3pm Sunday

$10 students, $25 adults (
Fridays, Saturday, Sunday);
$18 (
Thursday)
 BROWN  PAPER  TICKETS  at 800-838-3006

Save the Date
Sunday, Sept 12, 2010 3 to 7pm
A Destination Party

Please join us for Our Sixteenth Anniversary Celebration/Fundraiser
$50/Per person (Cheap!)

Includes
Guest Performances
Special Previews of CROWNS
Silent Auction
Door Prizes
Hor d'Oeuvres
Adult Beverages
at
Café Beethoven
262 Mail Street
Chatham, NJ 07928
RSVP to Jon Citron by Sept 6

http://www.nj.comThe Garden State's greatest stage performers
Peter Filichia 
The Star-Ledger
  06/13/2010

The Theater Project wins 3 times:<-click to read the full article

Manuscript   by Paul Grellong   
April 15 – May 2

Opening Nights on Saturday Afternoons

Monthly staged readings of original plays
 from our Playwrights Workshop
followed by a discussion with the author.

One Saturday a month at 3pm

These script-in-hand performances offer the excitement and immediacy of actually sitting in on rehearsals with talented members of The Theater Project. The series presents an event one Saturday of each month.

Eighth Annual Young Playwrights Competition

  • Entries must be Post-marked by January 31, 2010

Winning scripts will receive script-in-hand performances where authors will receive their prizes and certificates. (March ‘10)

 

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