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Watch a Preview of KING JAMES
Now!
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KING JAMES
By Rajiv Joseph
Directed by Ryan George
Starring Doug Harris and Blake Morris
Now - April 6, 2025
Matt and Shawn, two
Clevelanders, forge an unlikely connection over their shared
passion for the Cleveland Cavaliers and rising basketball star LeBronJames.
Spanning 12 years, their friendship is shaped by the triumphs
and challenges of both fandom and life itself. From Pulitzer
Prize finalist Rajiv Joseph, King James is a
funny and heartfelt look at loyalty, ambition, and celebrates
the connections that keep us going.
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THIS
THURSDAY: Meet & Mingle Event
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Don't miss your chance to attend our upcoming Meet &
Mingle event for KING JAMES, where you'll have
the opportunity to meet the cast, network with theatre
enthusiasts and get a closer look at how the show comes to
life onstage!
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GET $10 OFF TICKETS
USE CODE: MINGLE
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Up Next
at GSP: The Shark is Broken
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A Hilarious Behind-The Scenes
Story on
The Making of JAWS
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The Olivier Award-nominated The Shark Is Broken brings
the legendary actors of Jaws—Robert Shaw, Roy Scheider,
and Richard Dreyfuss—face-to-face with their most absurd challenges
during the filming of this iconic blockbuster. With a broken shark
and tempers running high, this laugh-out-loud comedy dives into the
hilarious behind-the-scenes drama of a movie shoot that goes
anything but smoothly.
The Shark Is Broken reveals the absurdities and frustrations of
filmmaking, through Hollywood’s most legendary (and most
dysfunctional) set, where the shark isn’t the only thing that’s
broken.
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GSP 2025
Gala - Tickets & Sponsorships Now Available
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Join us for an unforgettable
evening at the 2025 George Street Playhouse Gala! Our 2025
Gala will be a celebration of Governor
Thomas H. Kean on the occasion of his 90th
Birthday, a salute to Artistic Director David Saint in
his final season, and will include Cabaret Performances by
Broadway and George Street Playhouse artists.
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Honorees:
Ronald Bleich
Norman Politziner
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Doug Harris and
Blake Morris; Photos by T. Charles Erickson
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George Street Playhouse at the New Brunswick
Performing Arts Center
9 Livingston Avenue in New Brunswick, NJ 08901
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