CHAMBER EVENTS

SANDY MACK & FRIENDS

3/9/2014

Location: Wonder Bar

Description: SANDY MACK & FRIENDS WONDER JAM SUNDAYS Three sets of classic rock, jam & blues at the Wonder Bar Fifth & Ocean in Asbury Park wonderbarasburypark.com 3:30 to 8:30 pm Admission: $5 21 & UP ADMITTED

SUNDAY SHOWCASE

3/9/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: SUNDAY SHOWCASE TIM GYSIN BAND TURNING POINT OLD BRIAR ROAD SPLASHING VIOLET SYMFINITY Doors at noon Free admission from noon to 2 pm Admission after 2 pm: $10 ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) Pony Cafe will be open The Stone Pony welcomes the Asbury Park St. Patrick's Parade with free admission from 12 to 2 pm!

Asbury Park St. Patrick's Day Parade

3/9/2014

Location: Boardwalk to Main St

Description: On Sunday March 9th, 2014 Asbury Park will be hosting its first Saint Patrick's Day Parade. The parade route begins at the Asbury Park Boardwalk on Ocean Ave at 4th Ave and continues southwest towards our downtown. The reviewing stand /VIP area will be located in the heart of downtown at Press Plaza (Cookman/Emory Ave). The parade ends on Main St in Municipal Plaza. The Asbury Park St. Patrick's Day Parade is a non-profit event, open to the public featuring marching bands, floats, neighborhood associations, schools, alumni groups, cheerleading and drill teams, roller skaters, bagpipe contingents, scouting groups, dance groups, international organizations, police, fire, elected officials, commercial businesses, and anyone else who wants to join the celebration. All are welcome.

Date of a Lifetime

3/9/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

The Civil War

3/10/2014

Location: Algonquin Theatre, Manasquan

Description: The Civil War a TheatreWorksUSA production Monday, March 10 • 10:00am & 11:45am Grades 3 and up - 60 minutes - $9.00 The Civil War was a defining moment in American History - the fire of war burned away the scourge of slavery and, in time, melded the separate states into a true nation. While decisions made by Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, and General Sherman affected the course of American history, ordinary Americans carried out these orders, and often made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. This stirring production features traditional songs of the era while sensitively illustrating this complex, tumultuous chapter of American history.

Date of a Lifetime

3/13/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

Date of a Lifetime

3/14/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

JOHN EDDIE

3/14/2014

Location: Wonder Bar

Description: JOHN EDDIE and his Dirty Ole Band with special guests THE IRON BRIDGE BAND at the Wonder Bar 5th & Ocean in Asbury Park wonderbarasburypark.com Doors at 7 pm Two sets with John Eddie at 10 pm Tickets: $17 in advance $20 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES 21 & UP ADMITTED

St. Patricks Day Celebration

3/14/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: St. Patricks Day Celebration BLACK 47 in their last Pony performance as Black 47 is retiring in 2014 plus special guests GRAN MARQUIS DIEGO & LOT 25, THE HOLY TERROR Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $17 in advance, $19 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) black47.com

SLIM CHANCE & THE GAMBLERS

3/15/2014

Location: Wonder Bar

Description: SLIM CHANCE & THE GAMBLERS GARDEN STATE LINE at the Wonder Bar Fifth & Ocean in Asbury Park wonderbarasburypark.com Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $10 PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES 21 & UP ADMITTED reverbnation.com/slimchancethegamblers reverbnation.com/gardenstatelinenj

TRAMPS LIKE US

3/15/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: TRAMPS LIKE US Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Tribute Show Classic Bruce at its best! Stay tuned to see which classic Bruce show Tramps will play Doors at 7 pm Three-hour show starting at 9 o'clock sharp! Tickets: $20 in advance, $22 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) trampslikeus.com

SLIM CHANCE & THE GAMBLERS

3/15/2014

Location: Wonder Bar

Description: SLIM CHANCE & THE GAMBLERS GARDEN STATE LINE at the Wonder Bar Fifth & Ocean in Asbury Park wonderbarasburypark.com Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $10 PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES 21 & UP ADMITTED reverbnation.com/slimchancethegamblers reverbnation.com/gardenstatelinenj

Date of a Lifetime

3/15/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

IRISH PIZZA JIG

3/16/2014

Location: UVA Italian Spirits & Wine Bar- 800 Main St. Bradley Beach, NJ

Description: QSPOT Jersey Shore LGBT Center IRISH PIZZA JIG That’s no Blarney! Guys, Gals & St. Patrick love Pizza. UVA Italian Spirits & Wine Bar- 800 Main St. Bradley Beach, NJ Sunday – MARCH 16th- 5pm-9pm This is not a handicapped accessible space strong waiters can help you. $20.00 ea. RSVP 732-455-3373 Mail or Drop off check to: Q Spot 66 So. Main St., Ocean Grove NJ 07756 –(10% discount for members or tables of 8) Anthony’s FAMOUS Corn Beef Pizza, Cash Bar, Free Soda,and Coffee LIVE DJ: Jeanmarie, 50/50 and door prizes!

Date of a Lifetime

3/16/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

Lisa & Wendy

3/16/2014

Location: Hotel Tides

Description: Lisa & Wendy Sunday, March 16, 2014 7pm-10pm Lisa & Wendy return to deliver the best in pop, rock and more. This acoustic duo showcases the best in harmonies, and always is fun to watch!

City Council Meeting

3/19/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

Date of a Lifetime

3/20/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

WONDER WOMEN!

3/20/2014

Location: Monmouth University’s Pollak Theatre

Description: Throw a magic lasso around us and ask us if we’re telling the truth: Wonder Woman is coming to Monmouth County on March 20, 2014. The documentary, WONDER WOMEN! The Untold Story of American Superheroines, traces the fascinating legacy of comic book character Wonder Woman. From the birth of the comic book superheroine in the 1940s to the blockbusters of today, ‘WONDER WOMEN!’ looks at how popular representations of powerful women often reflect society’s anxieties about women’s liberation. Director Kristy Guevara-Flanagan brings her film to Monmouth University’s Pollak Theatre on Thursday, March 20, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. The film is free and open to the public and there will be a post-screening Q&A with Guevara-Flanagan after the screening. The film goes behind the scenes with actors Lynda Carter (“Wonder Woman�) and Lindsay Wagner (“The Bionic Woman�), comic writers and artists, and other real-life icons feminist such as Gloria Steinem and riot grrrl Kathleen Hanna who offer an enlightening and entertaining counterpoint to the male-dominated superhero genre.

Date of a Lifetime

3/21/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

KUNG FU

3/21/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: KUNG FU Lethal Funk & Jam with special guests TASH, EVEN & KYLE GREY MATTER SAKIMA Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $14 in advance, $16 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) reverbnation.com/kungfutunes

LEA DeLARIA

3/22/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: LEA DeLARIA LAST BUTCH STANDING Last Butch Standing chronicles the life of an old school butch living in a post-Ellen modern queer world. Lea (starring now as Big Boo in the Netflix series Orange is the New Black) has never shied away from calling it the way she sees it. Doors at 7 pm Tickets available now at www.AwwMama.com ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA)

My Fair Lady

3/22/2014

Location: Algonquin Arts Theatre

Description: My Fair Lady Produced by Algonquin Arts Theatre March 22 - March 30 Premium: $36 (Adults), $33 (Seniors), $25 (Students) Regular: $29 (Adults), $26 (Seniors), $18 (Students) Groups of 10 or more: $20 (Adults/Seniors), $15 (Students) Professor Henry Higgins, the brilliant, crotchety, middle-aged bachelor who is England's leading phoneticist, finds Eliza Doolittle, the little cockney gutter sparrow, selling violets near the Royal Opera House late on a cold March night. Higgins believes that the accent and tone of one's voice determines a person's prospects in society, and bets on his ability to transform Eliza into a duchess. Called 'The Perfect Musical,' My Fair Lady is often the standard by which all other shows are measured. Saturday, March 22 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 22 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 23 3:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Friday, March 28 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 30 3:00 pm

Date of a Lifetime

3/22/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

My Fair Lady

3/23/2014

Location: Algonquin Arts Theatre

Description: My Fair Lady Produced by Algonquin Arts Theatre March 22 - March 30 Premium: $36 (Adults), $33 (Seniors), $25 (Students) Regular: $29 (Adults), $26 (Seniors), $18 (Students) Groups of 10 or more: $20 (Adults/Seniors), $15 (Students) Professor Henry Higgins, the brilliant, crotchety, middle-aged bachelor who is England's leading phoneticist, finds Eliza Doolittle, the little cockney gutter sparrow, selling violets near the Royal Opera House late on a cold March night. Higgins believes that the accent and tone of one's voice determines a person's prospects in society, and bets on his ability to transform Eliza into a duchess. Called 'The Perfect Musical,' My Fair Lady is often the standard by which all other shows are measured. Saturday, March 22 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 22 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 23 3:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Friday, March 28 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 30 3:00 pm

Date of a Lifetime

3/23/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

Date of a Lifetime

3/27/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

EMILY GROVE

3/28/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: EMILY GROVE CD release show for The Life of a Commoner Emily plays with a full band and special guests Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $10 in advance, $12 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) emilygroveonline.com

Date of a Lifetime

3/28/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

My Fair Lady

3/28/2014

Location: Algonquin Arts Theatre

Description: My Fair Lady Produced by Algonquin Arts Theatre March 22 - March 30 Premium: $36 (Adults), $33 (Seniors), $25 (Students) Regular: $29 (Adults), $26 (Seniors), $18 (Students) Groups of 10 or more: $20 (Adults/Seniors), $15 (Students) Professor Henry Higgins, the brilliant, crotchety, middle-aged bachelor who is England's leading phoneticist, finds Eliza Doolittle, the little cockney gutter sparrow, selling violets near the Royal Opera House late on a cold March night. Higgins believes that the accent and tone of one's voice determines a person's prospects in society, and bets on his ability to transform Eliza into a duchess. Called 'The Perfect Musical,' My Fair Lady is often the standard by which all other shows are measured. Saturday, March 22 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 22 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 23 3:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Friday, March 28 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 30 3:00 pm

SPLINTERED SUNLIGHT

3/29/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: SPLINTERED SUNLIGHT Grateful Dead Tribute plus special guests JIMMY LAW BAND (Little Jimmy Lawroski) Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $14 in advance, $16 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) $3 Yuengling & Redstag all night! splinteredsunlight.com

My Fair Lady

3/29/2014

Location: Algonquin Arts Theatre

Description: My Fair Lady Produced by Algonquin Arts Theatre March 22 - March 30 Premium: $36 (Adults), $33 (Seniors), $25 (Students) Regular: $29 (Adults), $26 (Seniors), $18 (Students) Groups of 10 or more: $20 (Adults/Seniors), $15 (Students) Professor Henry Higgins, the brilliant, crotchety, middle-aged bachelor who is England's leading phoneticist, finds Eliza Doolittle, the little cockney gutter sparrow, selling violets near the Royal Opera House late on a cold March night. Higgins believes that the accent and tone of one's voice determines a person's prospects in society, and bets on his ability to transform Eliza into a duchess. Called 'The Perfect Musical,' My Fair Lady is often the standard by which all other shows are measured. Saturday, March 22 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 22 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 23 3:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Friday, March 28 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 30 3:00 pm

Date of a Lifetime

3/29/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

3RD ANNUAL PAINT THE PONY PURPLE

3/30/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: 3RD ANNUAL PAINT THE PONY PURPLE Benefit for the Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey featuring THE ROCKNROLL CHORUS LAURA CHEADLE FAMILY BAND SOFIA NICOLE CHELSEA PALERMO enjoy! 1-5 pm Tickets: $20 ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA)

My Fair Lady

3/30/2014

Location: Algonquin Arts Theatre

Description: My Fair Lady Produced by Algonquin Arts Theatre March 22 - March 30 Premium: $36 (Adults), $33 (Seniors), $25 (Students) Regular: $29 (Adults), $26 (Seniors), $18 (Students) Groups of 10 or more: $20 (Adults/Seniors), $15 (Students) Professor Henry Higgins, the brilliant, crotchety, middle-aged bachelor who is England's leading phoneticist, finds Eliza Doolittle, the little cockney gutter sparrow, selling violets near the Royal Opera House late on a cold March night. Higgins believes that the accent and tone of one's voice determines a person's prospects in society, and bets on his ability to transform Eliza into a duchess. Called 'The Perfect Musical,' My Fair Lady is often the standard by which all other shows are measured. Saturday, March 22 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 22 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 23 3:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Friday, March 28 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 2:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Saturday, March 29 8:00 pm Click Here To Buy Tickets Sunday, March 30 3:00 pm

Barbara Rose

3/30/2014

Location: Hotel Tides

Description: Barbara Rose Sunday, March 30, 2014 7pm-10pm Barbara Rose returns with percussionist, Danny Venditti to entertain the masses and to celebrate the 11th anniversary of Ryan's Birthday! Join us for a night of festivities! $5 well drinks, $3 beers and $1 off all other cocktails!

Date of a Lifetime

3/30/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

City Council Meeting

4/2/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

Date of a Lifetime

4/3/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

CHER LLOYD

4/4/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: CHER LLOYD plus special guest JACKSON HARRIS Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $26.50 in advance $30 at the door VIP tickets $125 PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA)

Date of a Lifetime

4/4/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

Date of a Lifetime

4/5/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

Trish Mata Jazz Trio

4/6/2014

Location: Hotel Tides

Description: Trish Mata Jazz Trio Sunday, April 6, 2014 7pm-10pm Trish Mata The Trish Mata trio makes their Hotel Tides debut! They perform American songbook standards, jazz instrumentals, and blues pieces.

Date of a Lifetime

4/6/2014

Location: New Jersey Repertory Company

Description: It's a jungle out there. Finding a mate can sometimes be an exhausting experience for many lonely hearts looking for love in all the wrong places. But for Marvin and Katie, it could be kismet when their eyes first meet at a speed dating event. During their brief time together, they imagine what their lives would be like if they allowed this momentary encounter to evolve to the next level. Their decisions may determine their entire future and whether this will turn out to be a date from hell or a date of a lifetime.

New Jersey Repertory Company is proud to present the new musical �Date of a Lifetime� with book and lyrics by Carl Kissin and music by Robert Baumgartner, Jr., produced in association with Hat on a Hat, LLC, on March 6 through April 6, 2014 at 179 Broadway in Long Branch. Marlo Hunter is the Director/Choreographer and Daniel Rein is the Musical Director.

Marlo Hunter (Director & Choreographer) credits include Adam Overett�s �My Life is a Musical� presented as a Developmental Lab (Perry Street Theatricals, Cheryl Weisenfeld, Patrick Blake, Joan Raffe & Jhett Tolentino) at The Duke Theater; �Island Song� (words by Sam Carner, music by Derek Gregor, story by Sam Carner, Derek Gregor and Marlo Hunter) at the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Associate Choreographer on The Public Theater�s �Much Ado About Nothing� for the Mobile Unit (Chase Brock, Choreographer; Associate Choreographer, Roundabout Theatre�s revival of �Picnic� (Chase Brock, choreographer; Sam Gold, director). In 2008, she founded �Eating Their Words� through which she pairs prominent playwrights and seasoned chefs for an unprecedented artistic collaboration, resulting in an evening of three world-premiere plays, coupled with the bespoke menu they inspired. Through �ETW�, Marlo has commissioned and directed new plays by Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, Theresa Rebeck, David Grimm, Annie Baker, Brooke Berman, Amy Herzog, Keith Reddin, Beau Willimon, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Sam Forman, Rob Ackerman, Sarah Treem and Steven Levenson.

Other credits include Broadway: �The Music Man� (SDC Observer, mentored by Susan Stroman). Off-Broadway & Regional: Director, �A Lasting Impression� by Zoe Sarnak (The 4th Street Theater); choreographer, �Spirits of Exit Eleven� by Michael Puzzo (The Lion Theater, Theatre Row); Charles Grodin's �The Right Kind of People� (Assistant Director, Primary Stages); director, �Men Are Pigs� (Theatre Row, Living Image Arts). Regional: choreography for �Travesties� (Long Wharf & Williamstown, Gregory Boyd, director); choreography, �Diva Diaries� (Tampa Bay PAC, Broward Center, Chicago's Lakeshore Theatre); director/choreographer, �Falsettoland�, director (Williamston Directing Corp.); original choreography for Alfred Uhry's �Without Walls� (and assistant director, Williamstown). Additional New York Credits: choreographer, �Songs for a New World� (Chernuchin); director �Rob� by Sam Forman, 508 by Amy Herzog (EST, Youngblood's Thicker than Water festival); choreographer, �The Rockae� (Prospect, NYMF); director, �Senor Jay�s Tango Palace� by Sharyn Rothstein (Vital); director & choreographer, �A Time to be Born�(Lucille Lortel Theatre, Fringe); director & choreographer, �Swimming Upstream�, Music by Marshall Pailet (Fringe). Film: choreography consultant, �Faster� (documentary) directed by Robert Mac.

Marlo teaches a workshop, �The Freelance Artist�s Manifesto Boot Camp� in NYC, universities, and through private coaching, empowering creative freelancers with mental and practical tools to survive and thrive as an artist. She holds a B.A. in English/Dramatic Literature from Princeton University. Marlo lives in New York City with her husband, Ted, and her dog, Fosse. She is a proud member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Jamie LaVerdiere (�Marvin�) comes to NJ Rep straight from the Broadway company of �Motown� and the pre-Broadway workshop of �The Countess of Storyville�. His other Broadway tours include: �The Producers� (St James), �Pirate Queen� (Hilton), �Urinetown� (First National), �A Chorus Line� (Europe). His off-Broadway credits include: �Closer than Ever� (York), �I Love You�, �You�re Perfect�(Westside), �This Side of Paradise� (St Clements), �We the People� (Lucille Lortel), �Cam Jansen� (Lambs), �Gold Rush� (Danny Kaye). His New Jersey credits include: �1776� and �The Baker�s Wife� at Papermill Playhouse, �Enigma Variations� at the Garage Theatre. His television and film roles include: �TV Funhouse�, �Hell is other People� and �The Producers�.

Trisha Rapier (�Katie�) Broadway credits include: �Sister Act� (Mary Martin of Tours, u/s and performed for Victoria Clark and Carolee Carmello as Mother Superior), �The Boy From Oz� starring Hugh Jackman (Liza Minnelli u/s and performed). Her off-Broadway credits include: �Sessions� (Mary), �Her Song� at Birdland, �Shout! The Mod Musical�, �Nerds:// A Musical Software Satire� (Myrtle), �NEWSical the Musical� (Trisha), �Golf: The Musical� (Trisha), �Pirates of Penzance� (Mabel), �Forbidden Broadway� (Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand).Tours: �The Who's Tommy� (Mrs. Walker u/s and performed), �Forbidden Hollywood� (Marlene Dietrich, Nicole Kidman). Regional: �Next to Normal� (Diana), �Xanadu� (Melpomene), �Closer Than Ever� (Woman 1), �Crazy For You� (Irene Roth), World Premiere of �My Ohio� (Bonnie Bell), �Caroline, or Change� (Rose Stopnick), �The Full Monty� (Vicki Nichols) �Evita� (Eva), �Cabaret� (Sally Bowles) �Miss Saigon� (Ellen), �Little Shop of Horrors� (Audrey), �Guys and Dolls� (Adelaide), �Agnes of God� (Agnes).

Performances are Thursdays, Fridays at 8:00 pm; Saturdays at 3:00 pm and 8:00 pm; and Sundays at 2:00 pm and select performances at 7:00pm. Special reduced price previews Thursday, March 6 and Friday, March 7 are at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm, and Saturday, March 8 at 3:00 pm. Opening night followed by a reception is Saturday, March 8 at 8:00 pm.

Tickets are $42; Previews are $35; Opening night with reception is $60. Discounts are available for seniors, students, and groups of 10 or more. NJ Rep is a year-round, professional, non-profit theater located at 179 Broadway in Long Branch only minutes from the Jersey Shore. Free on-site parking is available and there is easy access from NJ Transit (North Jersey Coast Line) and Academy Buses.

Contact the NJ Rep Box Office at 732-229-3166 or visit www.njrep.org to reserve your seats online. Follow NJ Rep on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Tumblr. For more information and publicity photos, contact Adele Sammarco, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 732-229-3166 ext. 103.

Art Openng-Seth Ruggles Hiler

4/11/2014

Location: Hotel Tides

Description: Art Opening Friday, April 11, 2014 6pm-9pm Seth Seth Ruggles Hiler is a professor of art and maintains art studios in Boonton and Orange, NJ. He received a BFA in painting from Syracuse University and an MFA from New York Academy of Art. Seth creates and records connections to people and places through painting and drawing. Meet the artist and complimentary light fare. This exhibition will show from April 6-May 18, 2014

Mama Train

4/13/2014

Location: Hotel Tides

Description: Mama Train Sunday, April 13, 2014 7pm-10pm Jazz/Blues duo, Mama Train, combines the warmth of rich female vocals with smooth expressive piano. This duo delivers soulful melodies and vibrant instrumentation that resonate with every audience

APCC Board of Trustees Meeting

4/14/2014

Location: Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Office

Description: Here is the 2014 Schedule for the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees meetings. Time of the meetings is 9:30 AM . Please be prompt. 1/13, 4/14, 6/9, 8/11, 10/14, 11/10

City Council Meeting

4/16/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

THE PIZZA UNDERGROUND

4/18/2014

Location: Wonder Bar

Description: THE PIZZA UNDERGROUND featuring Macaulay Culkin plus special guests at the Wonder Bar 5th & Ocean in Asbury Park wonderbarasburypark.com Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $14 in advance $16 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES 21 & UP ADMITTED

CHUCK RAGAN & THE CAMARADERIE

4/19/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: CHUCK RAGAN & THE CAMARADERIE WHITE BUFFALO JONNY TWO BAGS Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $16 in advance $18 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA)

The Rubberneck 20th Anniversary Tour

4/25/2014

Location: Stone Pony

Description: The Rubberneck 20th Anniversary Tour TOADIES SUPERSUCKERS BATTLE ME Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $20 in advance $22 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES ALL AGES ADMITTED 21 TO DRINK (IN BAR AREA) thetoadies.com WATCH THE TOUR PREVIEW VIDEO!

BERLIN

4/30/2014

Location: Wonder Bar

Description: BERLIN plus special guests at the Wonder Bar 5th & Ocean in Asbury Park wonderbarasburypark.com Doors at 7 pm Tickets: $22 in advance $25 at the door PLUS APPLICABLE SURCHARGES 21 & UP ADMITTED

2nd annual Pink Prom

5/2/2014

Location: Hotel Tides

Description: Today, tickets went on sale for the 2nd annual Pink Prom. This year's beneficiary is Asbury Park's new glbtq youth center, Project R.E.A.L. Friday, May 2, 2014 8pm-12am Passed hors d'oeuvres and buffet Special appetizer presentation Desserts provided by Confections of a Rockstar 3 complimentary "spiked" punch bowls and cash bar Performances by Josh Zuckerman and Broadway artist, Marty Thomas Performance by Victoria Lace Dancing with DJ Mick Hale 2014 Prom King & Queen presentation Special commemorative book Free shuttle service to Cameo for after party Silent auction Discounted rooms at the Hotel Tides Hotel Tides 408 7th Ave. Asbury Park, NJ Ticket price: $75 per person Event is 21 and over only Tickets are available online or at the Hotel Tides after 5pm. We hope you will join us for this great event!

City Council Meeting

5/7/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

5/21/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

6/4/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

APCC Board of Trustees Meeting

6/9/2014

Location: Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Office

Description: Here is the 2014 Schedule for the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees meetings. Time of the meetings is 9:30 AM . Please be prompt. 1/13, 4/14, 6/9, 8/11, 10/14, 11/10

City Council Meeting

6/18/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

7/2/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

7/16/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

8/6/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

APCC Board of Trustees Meeting

8/11/2014

Location: Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Office

Description: Here is the 2014 Schedule for the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees meetings. Time of the meetings is 9:30 AM . Please be prompt. 1/13, 4/14, 6/9, 8/11, 10/14, 11/10

City Council Meeting

8/20/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

9/3/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

9/17/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

10/1/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

APCC Board of Trustees Meeting

10/14/2014

Location: Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Office

Description: Here is the 2014 Schedule for the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees meetings. Time of the meetings is 9:30 AM . Please be prompt. 1/13, 4/14, 6/9, 8/11, 10/14, 11/10

City Council Meeting

10/15/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

11/5/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

11/17/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

12/3/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm

City Council Meeting

12/17/2014

Location: City Council Chambers

Description: Public work session at 6:00pm Regular session at 7:00pm