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17th annual Spring Reading Series
Liberty Hall
Museum Tent
April 21-24
You are invited to the 17th Annual Spring
Reading Series, featuring the four finalists of the 2022
Premiere Play Festival. This is a FREE event.
Reservations are strongly encouraged as readings typically fill up. Please RSVP via 908-737-4077 or premiere@kean.edu and indicate the play(s) you would like to attend plus the number of seats needed.
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The Gift of BS By Dave Osmundsen Thursday, April 21, @ 7 pm William Johansson, age 46, is not exactly
living his best life. On top of his wife leaving him, his father dying, and
being fired from his job, he also realizes that he is Autistic. When he
reconnects with a former student who is also Autistic, he embarks on an
emotional journey of self-acceptance.
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Classic Six By Leigh Flayton Friday, April 22, @ 7 pm Frances Nolan works as a live-in
nanny/researcher in Frank and Patricia McGuire’s Classic Six Manhattan
apartment. Twenty-five years later, Frances returns to the apartment and
faces questions about her motives: Is Frances merely curious to revisit the place
where she learned hard truths about marriage, power and accountability? Or
does she plan to expose long buried secrets?
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a home what howls By Matthew Paul Olmos Saturday, April 23, @ 7 pm The Vargas Family is displaced from their
home. As parents Abrana and Manuel try to live off the land, the fear of the
outside world becomes a never-ending nightmare. Meanwhile, daughter Soledad
attempts an uphill battle to save the family's legacy, pitted against the
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Satellites By Erin Breznitsky Sunday, April 24, @ 5 pm Married couple Katherine & Mike are
each on a mission to save the world. She's a scientist studying climate
change; he's an astronaut exploring the unknown. When Mike's shuttle vanishes
in outer space, Katherine forges ahead alone, raising their children and
continuing her life’s work until Mike suddenly reappears without explanation.
As the couple struggles to adjust to his strange return, they're forced to
reexamine their entire relationship—while also facing an uncertain future. RSVP: Please indicate
the play(s) and number of seats needed in your request.
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Masks Policy Masks are currently optional for the campus
community and patrons visiting the Kean University campus for most events.
Kean University reserves the right to amend this policy at any time.
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Premiere Stages
The professional Equity theatre in residence
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Contact Us
Reach us at (908)
737-4092 or email premiere@kean.edu.
premierestagesatkean.com
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Premiere Stages Premiere
Stages is made possible in part through funding from W. John Bauer and Nancy
Boucher, The New Jersey State Council on the Arts, The Geraldine R. Dodge
Foundation, The Shubert Foundation, The Dubose and Dorothy Heyward
Foundation, The Northfield Bank Foundation, The Hyde and Watson Foundation,
The Union Foundation, E.J. Grassmann Trust, Carole Shaffer-Koros and Robert
Koros, ExxonMobil Foundation, The New Jersey Theatre Alliance, Investors
Foundation, The Union County HEART Grant and through the generous support of
individual patrons and local organizations. Discover Jersey Arts is our
marketing partner. Visit www.jerseyarts.com
for more information about other arts programming happening around the Garden
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