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Edward
Albee / Audra McDonald / New Jersey Fine Arts Annual
 Three-time
Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Edward Albee
talks with host Amber Edwards about the current
state of theater and his career since "Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Albee has three
shows currently in production, including the revival
of his 1971 play "All Over" directed by
Emily Mann at the McCarter Theatre in Princeton,
a new play, "The Goat or Who is Sylvia?"
on Broadway, and an Off-Broadway production "Occupant"
at the Signature Theatre.
"All Over" by Edward Albee runs through
March 3rd at the McCarter Theatre. For ticket information
visit www.mccarter.org
or call (609) 258-ARTS.
"The Goat or Who is Sylvia?" opens March
10. Visit www.broadway.com
or call 1-800 BROADWAY for box office information.
"Occupant" opens February 24 at the Signature
Theatre. For ticket sales, visit them on line at
www.signaturetheatre.org
or call (212) 244-PLAY. |
 Soprano
Audra McDonald made history as Broadway's
first three-time Tony Award winner under the age
of 30 for her performances in Carousel (1994); Master
Class (1996), and Ragtime (1998). Join State of
the Arts as we visit the singer/actress during rehearsal
for her current one- woman show.
Audra McDonald's will perform a solo concert at
the McCarter Theatre on Saturday, March 9th. For
ticket sales call (609) 258-ARTS or visit the McCarter
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Matt
Schwede and Meghan Wood live together in Hoboken,
and share a studio in Jersey City. Matt's side
looks something like a high school science room
- a towering human skeleton made of wire and masking
tape looms over his collection of handmade lungs,
tongues, hearts and other internal organs. Meghan's
side is decorated with intricate tapestries and
quirky, abstract compositions of buttons. We'll
visit their studio and get a preview of this year's
New Jersey Fine Arts Annual at the Jersey
City Museum featuring an eclectic exhibition of
contemporary art by New Jersey artists.
New Jersey Fine Arts Annual runs through April
28th. For more information visit the Jersey City
Museum online at www.jerseycitymuseum.org,
or call (201) 413-0303.
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