VIRTUAL LIVE EVENTS THIS WEEK @ PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE

The theater comes to you! We cannot wait to be back together again soon, but until that day comes, enjoy these free events, only accessible to the public for a limited time! Stream at 7:00PM on Facebook and YouTube.

 

Monday, October 5–New Voices 1998: Stars of Summer  The annual New Voices concert is the culmination of Paper Mill Playhouse’s Summer Musical Theater Conservatory, featuring 120 talented student performers ages 10–18, directed and choreographed by Paper Mill Playhouse’s professional artistic staff.

 

Wednesday, October 7–Babbling by the Brook Join Paper Mill’s own Producing Artistic Director Mark S. Hoebee for lighthearted, entertaining conversations with a star-studded roster of performers, writers, directors, and more theatrical denizens. Gain insight into our upcoming productions, delve into the creative process, and catch up with veteran actors! This week join Alex Brightman and Drew Gasparini, writers of the new musical It’s Kind of a Funny Story.

OCTOBER DINING AND LIVE PERFORMANCES

The Carriage House Restaurant at the F.M. Kirby Carriage House has extended its live cabaret performances every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6:30PM through October.

 

PLUS ROCKTOBER WEDNESDAYS!

 

Rocktober Wednesdays at the Carriage House will showcase New Jersey’s best rock and roll cover bands each Wednesday evening at 6:30PM (weather permitting, but we do have heaters). Rock and folk fans can relax and refuel after work with favorite tunes, local brews for the occasion, full bar, and a special menu of small plates. There is no cover charge but a $30 minimum per person. ROCKTOBER WEDNESDAY: Spare Tire Band   The Spare Tire Band plays classic and alternative rock at bars, restaurants, and events in north and central New Jersey. Known for their musicianship, STB rolls out hits from the Rolling Stones, Allman Brothers, Talking Heads, Paul Simon, and more!  RESERVATIONS THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY—Kelli Rabke   Kelli Rabke returns to the Brookside Cabaret with her first-class trio— John Fischer on piano and Sean Harkness on guitar. She got her “big break” as Dorothy in Paper Mill Playhouse’s The Wizard of Oz and went on to play the Narrator in the Broadway revival of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Éponine in Les Misérables on Broadway, among others, and she returned to Paper Mill in the landmark production of Stephen Schwartz’s Children of Eden.  RESERVATIONS