This Week at Jersey City Theater Center
 
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        | JERSEY
        CITY LEGEND, SINGER MS. MARY AIKEN, WILL BE INTERVIEWED MAY 5 @
        7:30pm EDT on JCTC FB Live
 
 The Jersey City Theater Center (JCTC) presents the fourth installment
        of the new talk series, “Black Space,” an ongoing series of intimate
        and candid conversations exploring the experiences of black artists in
        the world today, on Wednesday, May 5, at 7:30pm EDT. Series host Ashley
        Nicole Baptiste, JCTC’sassociate artistic director, shines the
        spotlight on the beloved jazz singer and educator “Ms. Mary” Aiken, a
        Jersey City living legend, in a candid conversation about growing up in
        Jersey City, her career as a local music artist and also her commitment
        to serving as a role model for young people.
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        | OPENING NIGHT of JCTC's New Play Festival 2021, HealingMay 6th @7:30PM
 May 6th
        LINEUP: E Minor Seventh
        by Timothy Nolan. Man starts to play a song he remembers from high
        school. It  reminds him of Woman who taught it to him when they
        were sixteen... When he goes to find her many years later, he finds an
        awful truth; Fractured
        Ferry Tale  by Ken Levine. This  play is
        about a father who travels back to the past to rekindle and heal his
        relationship with his son.  Hope
        Sings, Nocturnal by Ken Preuss is about three people
        cross paths in the days after a tragedy: music, friendship, and hope
        emerge.   Tiny
        Secrets Notes by Marj O'Neill-Butler. This play asks if
        there is solace in holding onto grief.  After her father's death,
        Diane visits her mother to comfort and heal her, by taking over her
        father's loving ritual.  Curators:  Dr. Catalina Florescu, 
        Mark Cirnigliaro; Directors: Sarah Lang, Andrew Binger. For tickets visit www.jctcenter.org  ASL
        Interpretation and Closed Captioning available Sponsored by the City
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        | This event is part of
        the New Jersey Theatre Alliance 2021 Stages Festival, made possible by
        support from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency
        of the National Endowment for the Arts; Bank of America; The Horizon
        Foundation for New Jersey; OceanFirst Foundation; the George A. Ohl,
        Jr. Trust; New Jersey Historical Commission; and Fund for the New
        Jersey Blind. www.njtheatrealliance.org/stages    |  |  |  
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