Tickets Now on Sale For New Camerata Opera s Virtual World Premiere Of THE BROOKLYN JOB
The Brooklyn Job is an interactive, virtual museum heist written and directed by New York comedian Sarah Morgan Ashey.by BWW News Desk
New Camerata Opera presents the virtual world premiere of The Brooklyn Job on Thursday, May 6, 2021 and Saturday, May 8, 2021 at 8pm EDT. Tickets are $40 and can now be purchased online at newcamerataopera.org/events.
The Brooklyn Job is an interactive, virtual museum heist written and directed by New York comedian Sarah Morgan Ashey. Under the music direction of Dan Franklin Smith, this thrilling narrative is set to wide-ranging repertoire selections performed by a cast of ten singers. On-location shoots, professionally recorded audio, and live performance elements converge with engaging audience polls to create a truly unique and exciting story. Guests (in the NYC metropolitan area) can enhance their at-home viewing experience by opting into chic cocktail kit
Thursday good day for barbecue, donations
Last updated 4/6/2021 at 4:57pm
High Plains forecast for Thursday: Sunny, 80 degrees, and a 100 percent chance of smoked meats, accompanied by macrobursts of generosity and torrential warm fuzzies.
In other words, it’s the perfect day to head to Coach J’s BBQ Shack in Porta. For access to this article please sign in or subscribe.
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Shock mixed with sadness and grief as news spread of the unexpected death of a young Bergen County first responder.
Christopher Kucan, 24, of Wood-Ridge, worked as a tunnel and bridge agent with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey at the Lincoln Tunnel. He was also an EMT with the Moonachie First Aid and Rescue Squad. We are all at a complete loss for words, a Port Authority co-worker and fellow member of the fire service said.
Those in both aspects of Kucan s life called him still young with great potential, one who had a heart of gold and would drop everything to help a friend, he said. This is an absolutely tragic loss.