Upcoming Events at Two River Theater in Red Bank
We hope
you and your loved ones are keeping well. Until we can gather together at
the theater, we hope to continue to connect with you digitally! Below
are upcoming digital events, and events you can view now!
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Join us
for these live online events taking place on Two River Theater’s Facebook, Instagram and Zoom Accounts!
STORY
TIME WITH TAYLOR: LAST STOP ON MARKET STREET WED, OCT
28 | 11:00 AM | FREE | FACEBOOK LIVE
Join Literary Manager
Taylor Barfield for a Story Time Live reading of Last Stop on Market Street,
by Matt de la Peña with illustrations by Christian Robinson. This reading is
perfect for ages 5 and under. VIEW EVENT
JOINT
MULTICULTURAL BOOK CLUB | CASTE: THE ORIGINS OF OUR DISCONTENTS MON, NOV
16 | 7:00 PM | FREE | ZOOM
Please join
us via Zoom for a joint book club with the Red Bank Public Library and the T.
Thomas Fortune Cultural Center. Wilkerson examines this “unspoken caste system”
through individual stories from people such as Martin Luther King Jr., Satchel
Paige, herself, and others combined with thorough research. Oprah Winfrey calls
the book “beautifully written, original, and revealing.” VIEW EVENT
STORY
TIME WITH AUTHOR CARMEN RUBIN: HONCHO HATES MUD WED, NOV
18 | 11:00 AM | FREE | FACEBOOK LIVE
All pigs love mud, right?
Wrong! Teaching Artist, Play Date program facilitator, and author Carmen Rubin
presents a very special Story Time Live reading of her book Honcho Hates Mud,
illustrated by Jude Nelson and Simon Stewart. This reading is perfect for ages
6 to 9. VIEW EVENT
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ONLINE
PARTNERSHIP EVENTS
HOLD
THESE TRUTHS THROUGH NOV
3 | PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN PRICING | ENCORE ON-DEMAND
An unsung American hero,
Gordon Hirabayashi, fought passionately for the Constitution against an
unexpected adversary: his own country. During World War II, he refused to
report to a relocation camp with thousands of families of Japanese descent,
launching a 50-year journey from college to courtroom and eventually to a
Presidential Medal of Freedom. An inspiring true story of conscience amidst
conflict, it is a one-man portrait of American character at its best. VIEW EVENT
THAT
KINDNESS: NURSES IN THEIR OWN WORDS THROUGH
NOV 3 | FREE | YOUTUBE
Playwright, activist, and
performance artist V (formerly Eve Ensler, The Vagina Monologues,
The Apology) turns her unique vision to the nurses on the frontlines of the
COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing on frank, impassioned interviews with these “radical
angels of the heart,” That Kindness: Nurses in Their Own Wordsis a
soul-stirring portrait of kindness and activism amid crisis. In this most
critical of election years, V lifts up the voices of intrepid nurses
caring for patients without personal protective equipment—and calls on
Americans to raise their own voices by getting out the vote. WATCH NOW |
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