Josh Prince, April 21 through May
17, 2020. A Walk on the Moon is
produced by special arrangement
with Stephen and Ruth Hendel.
“Arriving on the advent of my
23rd season at George Street Play-
house, the completion of the New
Brunswick Performing Arts Center
represents a dream fulfilled and a
momentous point in our history,”
said Saint. “We have built our na-
tional reputation upon developing
and premiering new works, and
we are thrilled to continue that
ing to do. I think it should be a
fantastic season. Each piece has
something really special about it.
Each piece is created by award-
winning, top-of-the-line American
theater artists. So I’m already talk-
ing to people now about the fol-
lowing season, and producers and
writers are bringing me projects
now because it’s already happen-
ing. I tell my staff all the time, you
wait and see what’s going to hap-
pen because I knew the minute
we had this kind of facility here in
...so close to New York, producers writers, directors,
they’re all going to want to be premiering their things here.
commitment in our new home.”
“So those are our five new plays
and musicals next year,” continued
Saint. “And by the way, I’ll direct
Joe’s because if I didn’t, I’d break
his arm. No, I’m kidding, but I al-
ways direct his stuff. I love Joe,
and so we work well together. So
those are the five shows we’re go-
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New Brunswick, so close to New
York, producers writers, directors,
they’re all going to want to be pre-
miering their things here.”
Saint pointed out just how much
the performing arts center will
be a game changer - not just for
George Street, but for theatre in
New Jersey as well.
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