Register Today for JERSEY VOICES @ Chatham Community Players Online
WHEN: August 27, 28, 29 at 8 p.m., August 30 at 2 p.m., and a special “Pop-Up Video” performance, where the pieces will be shown with fun facts and cast/crew insights popping up on screen throughout, on August 30 at 7 p.m. Special cast/playwrights Talk Back will follow the Thursday and Friday performances.
WHERE: Performances will be streamed via Zoom.
ADMISSION: Suggested donation is $5 per viewer.
Sign-up must be done prior to showtime. REGISTER HERE
WHERE: Performances will be streamed via Zoom.
ADMISSION: Suggested donation is $5 per viewer.
Sign-up must be done prior to showtime. REGISTER HERE
The 26th annual Jersey
Voices One-Act Festival will feature five virtually streamed performances. This year’s production will include six original
short plays written by New Jersey playwrights.
- “A Man Walks Into a Bar” by Nathan Christopher, directed
by Kevern Cameron. Starring: Dale Monroe and Spy Spiegel Monroe
Why, she asks herself, is she still working behind this bar anyway, in this nothing-to-see-here town midway between two better places? And then a man walks in.
- “Date With Death” by Steven Hayet, directed by
Lynn Polan, Starring: Ali Archetti, Crystal Ann Bennett, and Ross Pohling
Dating is hell. Rather than deal with the awkwardness of turning someone down, Angela takes a different route.
- “Free Range Cows” by Lynn A. Langone, directed by
Joann Lopresti Scanlon. Starring: Barb Haag and Anna McCabe
Mom and daughter head out on a road trip, bonding through long stretches of the USA and the music they listen to along the way. - “Never Will I Ever” by K.F. Lerner, directed by
Elissa Strell. Starring: Liza Harris and Jason Kruk
A newly "empty nested" husband and wife look middle age in the face with sadness, with joy and without blinking.
- “Onward” by Lauri MacMillan, directed by
Wendy Schibener. Starring: Bridget Burke-Weiss, John A.C. Kennedy, Julie
Anne Nolan, and Glen D. Post
Two families, created through divorce, come together to celebrate the achievement of their son and reflect on their journey “onward.”
- “Amnesty Week” by Loretta Bolger Wish,
directed by Christopher C. Gibbs. Starring: Lisa Barnett and Terri
Sturtevant
In a library, two women discuss the mystery and the magic of falling in love...with a book - For more information and updates, please check our website, ChathamPlayers.org, and our Facebook page.