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Get our free mobile app The 2021-2022 season begins in fall 2021 and ends in summer 2022. This will be LTO's 56th season! SEASON LINE-UP: The Marvelous Wonderettes, directed by Bev Cashman, will run October 14th-17th & 21st-24th. Every Christmas Show Ever Told (And Then Some), directed by Zackery Knapton, will run December 3rd-5th &10th-12th. Blithe Spirit, directed by Kathy Rush, will run February 11th-13th & 18th-20th. Something Rotten!, directed by Jeffrey Jackson, will run April 21st-24th & April 28th-May 1st. The Color of Stars, directed by Shelley Fitzgerald, will run from June 10t...

It’s been quite a month, filled with forever memories. Funny, isn’t it, how we can pack so much life into so little time?

It didn’t take “7 Rings" to wed pop star Ariana Grande and real estate entrepreneur Dalton Gomez—just one tasteful and thoughtfully made band. A day after news broke of the couple’s surprise wedding, intimate details about the ceremony started to emerge, including how Gomez helped design the wedding ring he gave Grande. Solow & Co, the jewelry company of designer Jack Solow, confirmed to E! News that it “created a handmade diamond and platinum band for Ariana.” (It also made her engagement ring.) A spokesperson for the company says a team “worked with Dalton...

Randall: 3 simple things can make world a better place Sharon Randall Sometimes, when we don’t know what to say, it’s because what we want to say seems too complicated. But really, all we need is a few simple words. I can think of at least three sentences that, nine times out of ten, will need no improvement, as long as you say them and mean them with all your heart. First, “I’m sorry.” Everybody makes mistakes. Well, maybe you don’t, but I certainly do. If we say or do something that hurts someone, and we want to be forgiven, it doesn’t help much to say we didn’t mean to do i...

Join My 99-year-old mother sits in her black leather recliner all day at an assisted living facility in South Jersey. Her aides, trying to keep her engaged in life, encourage her to attend armchair exercise sessions and other activities, but she steadfastly refuses. To partake in them, she would have to do something abhorrent: associate with the other residents. “I don’t want anything to do with them,” she says. “They’re not my type. They’re a bunch of old hags. Not one of them has anything to say.” “But you’ll get lonely if you stay in your room all day long,” the aide �...