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Wednesday, August 11, 2021

MST Announces Return to Performance in September

Mile Square Theatre (MST) and the Hoboken Business Alliance (HBA) announce a very special series of outdoor performances, to be presented in September 2021.

With the generous financial support of the Hoboken Business Alliance, Mile Square Theatre presents two performance events which will mark the return to live performance and will celebrate that “Hoboken is back in business!”

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised]

WHEN: September 16 until October 2
WHERE: Sinatra Park Amphitheatre, on Sinatra Dr. Btw 4th & 5th St., Hoboken

An open-air production of the beloved comic sendup of the Bard

En Plein Air

WHEN: September 25 and 26
WHERE: the newly-developed 7th and Jackson Plaza in Hoboken 

Mile Square Theatre is proud to present a series of performances by a broad spectrum of artists. The lineup includes Dancers of the MET, performing a collection of song, music, and choreography by resident performers of the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. Also featured will be James and Jerome, a duo of NYC musician storytellers; On the Waterfront Storytellers, a collective of Moth-style performers; and the MST Dance Academy Performance Group. 

For more information on Mile Square Theatre, please visit www.milesquaretheatre.org

Mile Square Theatre Artistic Director Chris O’Connor says, “Since March 2020, we have only been able to produce virtual work, and we are excited to finally get back to presenting live performance. We are grateful for the support of the Hoboken Business Alliance. Both the HBA and MST see these performances as a celebration of our city returning to the vibrant state it was before the pandemic. We hope to see many local residents—as well as out-of-town visitors—come out to see the shows and enjoy Hoboken’s wonderful restaurants and businesses. Hoboken is back and it’s better than ever. There hasn’t been a better time to visit Hoboken and enjoy what it has to offer.”

Greg Dell’Aquila, the President of the HBA agrees. “Hoboken has always been a great place to dine, shop, and stroll the waterfront. Now we are quickly becoming a great city to see art and theatre as well! Mile Square Theatre’s free outdoor performances are pure joy, and the Hoboken Business Alliance is thrilled to support these outdoor theatre events. Visitors and residents alike will be wowed by Shakespeare in the Sinatra Park Amphitheatre as well as world-class dance and storytelling performances at the 7th and Jackson Plaza. There is something for everyone!”

Information is available at: www.milesquaretheatre.org.

ABOUT HOBOKEN BUSINESS ALLIANCE
The Hoboken Business Alliance (HBA), a Special Improvement District created by the Office of the Mayor and City Council, is committed to supporting the local Hoboken community. The HBA was formed to improve the district’s area and stimulate business in Hoboken. The HBA is here to ensure a safe, accessible, and prosperous business district that attracts residents and visitors to shop, eat, play, and stay in Hoboken. Visit www.hobokenalliance.com for more information. 

Mile Square Theatre is supported by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation and The Rockefeller Group. Additional support for En Plein Air from This Is It! Stageworks.

This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts; and by funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, administered by the Hudson County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs, Thomas A. Degise, County Executive, and the Board of Chosen Freeholders.

Member of The New Jersey Theatre Alliance.