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PRESENTING OUR 2011 - 2012 SEASON |
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TRAD
Tickets now available
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Much revived, most recently in a 2010 production transferred to Broadway from London's Menier Chocolate Factory, La Cage Aux Folles remains one of the all time biggest hits, adding new dimension to the boulevard comedy. After twenty years of un-wedded bliss Georges and Albin, two men partnered for better-or-worse get a bit of both when Georges' son (fathered during a one-night fling) announces his impending marriage to the daughter of a bigoted, right-wing politician. Further complicating the situation is the 'family business': Albin and Georges run a transvestite nightclub in St. Tropez, where Albin is the "star" performer 'Zaza'. Georges reluctantly agrees to masquerade as "normal" when he meets the family of the bride-to-be. But Albin has other plans, with hilarious results. June 1 - 10 Tickets now available
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“The Garage Theatre continues to offer northern New Jersey audiences serious, difficult and rewarding theatre.”
Bob Rendell
Talkin’Broadway
Our article in the New York Times: N.Y. / REGION | June 27, 2010
Arts | New Jersey: Summer Camp for Tomorrow's Stars By TAMMY LA GORCE Summer theater programs focus on different aspects of performance. |
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OUR MISSION: The Garage Theatre Group believes in the power of theatre as a tool for growth, understanding, and communication. Our aim is to use the process of theatre, as well as the product, to educate, inform, and connect the communi ty in which we live.
The shows that comprise The Garage theatre Group season are challenging as well as entertaining, reflecting our belief that theatre is an open dialogue between the playwright, the performer, and the audience.
At the conclusion of each Main Stage performance, a discussion with the cast, director, and audience is held. By doing so, we hope to inspire and create a new generation of artists, theatregoers, and patrons. |
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