The show goes on -- theater buildings may be locked down but we are Zooming
Virtually every one of our programs has been transferred to a virtual platform: a three-production mainstage series, a monthly staged reading of a work in progress  that offers audiences an opportunity to dialogue with the author; a summer musical theater program for children; a monthly playwrights' script development workshop; an annual competition for New Jersey high school playwrights, and two annual festivals of one-act plays showcasing area authors.​ 
Be safe -- be healthy -- be helpful.

BELOW: A video preview of our next event
production photos courtesy of  Rene Atchison, Kevin Sebastian, Mary Iannelli, Elisabeth Lynch, Helena Mezzo, and Kyle Bergslien Photography
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What we do
We nurture rising artists with opportunities to showcase their work and get the next generation excited about theater through our youth program. We entice non-theater-goers to become interested in live performances by providing forums for conversation between the entertainers and the entertained, building a community with renewed interest in live theater. We keep theater alive by offering affordable programming that connects to contemporary issues and shines light on current concerns.  Theater buildings may be closed but our minds are open: theater is a safe space to talk about difficult subjects and imagine new points of view.​

Even with stages closed, there is always something going on at The Theater Project
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