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THE
WANDERER
CONTINUES THROUGH APR 24
Dion DiMucci, an Italian American kid from the
Bronx, skyrocketed to fame as a teenage heartthrob in the
1950s and early ’60s with hits like “Runaround Sue,”
“Teenager in Love,” and “I Wonder Why.” Now, his
extraordinary true story comes to the stage in a moving and
intimate new musical about a life lived in the glow of the
spotlight and in the shadow of addiction.
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SEASON
ANNOUNCEMENT SET FOR TUESDAY AT NOON
It's almost that time of year! Paper Mill
Playhouse will announce our 2022-2023 season next week.
Stay tuned for season and subscription renewal information,
and check Paper Mill's Facebook
and Instagram
this weekend for hints about the season lineup!
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DOG
MAN: THE MUSICAL
June 11* and 12 at 10:00AM
Bring the kids to see this hilarious new
production based on the worldwide bestselling series from
Dav Pilkey, the creator of Captain Underpants. Best buds
George and Harold have been creating comics for years, but
now that they’re in 5th grade, they figure it's time to
level up and write a musical based on their favorite
character, Dog Man, the crime-biting sensation who is part
dog, part man, and ALL HERO!
*June 11 is an Autism-Friendly performance.
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THE
LOFT REOPENS!
Located on the 2nd floor of the F.M. Kirby
Carriage House Restaurant & Bar at Paper Mill Playhouse and featuring a
special bar menu, the Loft is the perfect place for light
snacks and custom-crafted cocktails before your show.
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THEATER
SCHOOL MINI SESSION
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A new six-week session of classes begins
in April at the
Paper Mill Playhouse Theater School! Our collaborative
approach makes learning to perform fun—students of all
ages gain the skills and confidence to perform in front
of an audience. The communication skills you’ll learn
here will serve you well in any career you choose, from
Broadway to the boardroom. Classes for ages 5 and up.
Registration is now open.
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FROM
OUR FRIENDS AT NJPAC
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American Songbook at NJPAC
April 21 & 22 at
7:00PM
See performances by Melissa Errico, Debbie
Gravitte, James Monroe Inglehart, and Jim Dale over two
incredible evenings, taped for the upcoming season of
the American Songbook at NJPAC PBS series. Broadway’s
brightest stars light up the stage as host Ted Chapin
is joined by special guests for scintillating
conversation and song.
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Special ticket offer: Buy one event, get
the second one for free when you call 1.888.696.5722
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BOOK
CLUB LUNCHEON
Thursday, May 19th, at 12:00PM
The Book House invites you to the F.M. Kirby
Carriage House Restaurant & Bar at Paper Mill for lunch
with best-selling author Tim Castano. Discuss his latest
book, Mrs. Alworth, while enjoying a delicious
prix fixe menu.
Price: $40 (includes lunch and a copy of the
book)
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ANNUAL
GALA: SAVE THE DATE
Paper Mill Playhouse’s
annual gala will be on Friday, May 20, at the Hilton Short
Hills. Honoring Audrey Bartner with the Antoinette
Scudder Patron of the Arts Award and Tony Award
winner Ali Stroker with the Frank Carrington
Award for Excellence in the Arts. We will have
much to celebrate!
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SUMMER
MUSICAL THEATER WORKSHOP
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Our Summer Musical Theater Workshop is an
enrichment program not to be missed. As a previous
winner of the Discover Jersey Arts People’s Choice
Award, the Workshop builds self-confidence in a fun,
safe, and exciting atmosphere. The
Workshop takes place at the theater and the
Paper Mill Studios in downtown Millburn. Performers
ages 9–15 will be offered live training in acting,
dance, and musical theater performance. The
camp-like program meets three days per
week—Tuesday through Thursday. No audition is
required to ensure that every child has an
opportunity to learn and grow, no matter their
experience or skill level. The program will culminate
in a sharing for parents on the final day of
instruction. Registration is now open.
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DONOR
PROFILE
Charlie Perruzzi had Broadway performers as neighbors growing
up in Greenwich Village, which gave him first-hand
experience of what theater was like backstage and onstage.
Coming to Paper Mill was like coming home. He and his wife,
Sheila, subscribed when they moved from the Village to New
Jersey. Longtime theater lovers, they immediately felt a
connection to Paper Mill as having “Broadway in their
backyard.” After Sheila passed away, Charlie honored her
with a seat plaque where she sat next to him for decades.
He soon joined our Center Stage Society as a donor because
he loves the intimacy he feels at Paper Mill on every
level.
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