Paper Mill Playhouse has announced the cancelation of the 2020 Rising Star Awards. Paper Mill will instead host a virtual celebration honoring the passion and talent of New Jersey high school students, many of whom were unable to perform their high school musicals due to the current COVID-19 health crisis. In response to the coronavirus… Read more »
Dear Paper Mill Family of Supporters, On behalf of the board of trustees, staff, crew, volunteers and artists of Paper Mill Playhouse, we want to thank you–members of the community, donors, funders, subscribers, ticket buyers, students, and parents for your stalwart and unflagging support of this beloved theater. For many of you, we know that… Read more »
Paper Mill will Co-Produce Showcase for Young Artists with Disabilities on its Mainstage this August. Paper Mill Playhouse has joined forces with the Cranford, New Jersey based non-profit Shining Stars Network to co-produce a performance featuring young artists with disabilities entitled “An Evening of Shining Stars: The Greatest Show!” The showcase will offer audiences a… Read more »
PERFORMANCES BEGIN NOV 20, LIMITED ENGAGEMENT THROUGH DEC 29 Directed by Mark S. Hoebee (Paper Mill’s Beauty and the Beast) with choreography by JoAnn M. Hunter (School of Rock, Paper Mill’s Annie), and music direction by Michael Borth (Paper Mill’s Beauty and the Beast), the principal cast will feature Ashley Blanchet (Frozen) as Ella, Donna… Read more »
Winner will Receive a $1000.00 Visa Gift Card Courtesy of The Harmony Helper App Paper Mill Playhouse launched a digital scavenger hunt today centered around its new musical Chasing Rainbows: The Road to Oz. The app-based contest invites participants to “chase the rainbow” by completing a series of online challenges including trivia, puzzles, games, riddles,… Read more »
Paper Mill Playhouse will open its 2019—2020 season with a highly anticipated new musical about one of the world’s most beloved entertainment icons. Chasing Rainbows: The Road to Oz (Sep 26–Oct 27) is the story of how five-year-old Frances Gumm became Judy Garland, chronicling her early career from vaudeville to her rise at MGM, where she… Read more »
