Seasons Archives: 2012-2013 Season

Broadway Cares / Actors Equity Fights AIDS

By Villagers Theatre on 07/13/2013 in

presented by

TEENSVILL PAST AND PRESENT

SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 2013 – 7:00PM

ONE NIGHT ONLY

ALL PROCEEDS GO TO BROADWAY CARES / EQUITY FIGHTS AIDS

ALL TICKETS – $10

Performances from cast members of many TeensVill productions from the past 16 years which could include productions of Godspell, Leader of the Pack, Runaways, Fame, Footloose, Bye Bye Birdie, Les Misérables, The Wiz, Into the Woods, Seussical, Aida, Rent, 13 the Musical, The Wedding Singer, Spring Awakening, and Legally Blonde The Musical.

The concert will be held on the Villagers Main Stage. Reserve your tickets now and pick-up at the door . Cash or Check ONLY (checks made payable to Broadway Cares).

PRIZES FROM BROADWAY CARES TO BE RAFFLED DURING THE PERFORMANCE.

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Legally Blonde: The Musical

By Villagers Theatre on 06/21/2013 in

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POP! – A Villagers Fundraiser

By Villagers Theatre on 06/21/2013 in

Produced by Donna Kimberlin

Directed by Jillian Kimberlin and Corey Rubel

June 28 & 29, 2013

Friday and Saturday Evening at 8:00PM

Join us for an evening of POP music at the Villagers! POP will include songs from your favorite artists of the 90s and early 2000s, it’s a night you don’t want to miss.

Hear some of your favorite hits from the Backstreet Boys, TLC, Destiny’s Child, No Doubt, Alanis Morissette and more! Two nights only . . . get your tickets now!

CAST

Justin Brown

Lauren Renahan

Jared Picone

Tyler Picone

Shannon Kronstadt

Ryan Aiello

Joseph Tudor

All tickets $15; General Admission, Villagers Black Box. Visit our website at www.villagerstheatre.com, email our Box Office at boxoffice@villagerstheatre.com or call us at 732-873-2710. All proceeds supporting the Villagers General Operating Fund.

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Thoroughly Modern Millie

By Villagers Theatre on 04/12/2013 in

MMM MILLIE Cast Photo

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“8”

By darrenn on 04/11/2013 in

Please see the Director’s summary page here!

Also please sign up as “going” on our Facebook Event page – here!

WHO SHOULD GO:
We encourage heterosexual/straight patrons to attend, who want to learn why a federal judge sided with the gay/lesbian plaintiffs on the issue of gay marriage, and why a subsequent federal district court upheld that decision. We also welcome LGBT patrons!

TALKBACK & GUESTS:
Talkback with cast, director and special guests to be held after each performance.

FRI MAY 17 – Stephen Slusher – Chief Legal Officer for a New Jersey biotechnology company, and previously participated in litigation on right-to-marry in New Mexico
SAT MAY 18 – TBD (Ryan Kendall cancelled the morning of May 18)
SUN MAY 19 – Garden State Equality’s Executive Director Troy Stevenson or appointee (http://www.gardenstateequality.org/about/staff)

Check back here for specific guests that will be participating!

"8" The Play

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Two Sides of Love

By darrenn on 02/16/2013 in

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The Light in the Piazza

By darrenn on 10/05/2012 in

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The Lion In Winter

By darrenn on 10/05/2012 in

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Next to Normal

By darrenn on 10/05/2012 in

“NEXT TO NORMAL is a work of muscular grace and power. It is much more than a feel-good musical; it is a feel-everything musical.” –The New York Times

Pulitzer-Prize winning rock musical NEXT TO NORMAL, with book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt, explores how one suburban household copes with crisis and mental illness. NEXT TO NORMAL is a brave and breathtaking musical that focuses intensely, with heart-breaking credibility, on the crippling tribulations of a suburban family. This portrait of Diana Goodman, a manic-depressive housewife, and the people whom she both deeply loves and deeply wounds, forcefully invites us to consider the liberating effect of confronting the origins of our pain. An emotional powerhouse, Next to Normal, slices through to the staggering revelation of the cause of Diana’s illness, and the impact it has had on her family: her husband, Dan, and her children, Natalie and Gabe. The relentless, electric momentum of the surging score mercilessly mirrors the characters’ confusion, disconnection, and self-imprisonment.

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