Jersey Shore Magazine

j e r s e y s h o r e • S p r i n g 2 0 1 8 23 3-26: The Road to Publication: Becoming a Children's Book Author, 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM 3-27: Steve Allen - The Birth of the Tonight Show, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM 4-1: Foods from Biblical Times, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 4-9: Dom DeLuise - A Retrospective, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM 4-12: Holocaust Remembrance Day, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM 4-13: Adventures in Fine Art: "Visiting the Louvre," 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM 4-17 - 6-14: Springtime Tea with Mrs. Gould, vari- ous dates, 11:30 AM 4-17: Terrorism and Homeland Security in New Jersey, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM 4-27: Musical Storytelling: Musical Vienna!, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM 5-4: Arboretum Tour, 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM 5-6: The Japanese Tea Experience, 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM 5-8 - 5-17: Watercolor Painting: Flowers, Flowers Everywhere!, 1:00 PM 5-11: Unusual Tree Tour, 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM 5-11: Adventures in Fine Art: "Visiting the MET," 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM 5-15: Life at an Edwardian Manor, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 5-20: Springtime at the Court: Vaudeville Show and Brunch, 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM 6-14: Dining with the Stars - Take 3, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM HOUSE OF INDEPENDENTS 572 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park (732) 977-5284; tickets: 866-777-8932 www.houseofindependents.com Asbury Park's House of Independents has become the arts district's premier live entertainment venue hosting an eclectic mix of theatre, dance, film, comedy, oddities, late night fare, and of course the music that has placed Asbury on the global radar. 3-22: I Am the Avalanche and Nightmare of You, doors open 7:00 PM 3-23: Turnover, Summer Salt, Pronoun, doors open 7:00 PM 3-30: The Expanders, SensaMotion, Dubbest, doors open 7:00 PM 4-1: Sorority Noise, Remo Drive, Jelani, Sei, Animal Flag, doors open 7:00 PM 4-6: The Motet, doors open 8:00 PM 4-9: 3TTEETH/hoggog: Lights Out America, doors open 6:30 PM 4-14: The Acacia Strain - Tune Low Die Slow Tour 2018, doors open 5:00 PM 4-15: Fortunate Youth, Ballyhoo!, Tatanka, doors open 7:00 PM 4-17: The Mallett Brothers Band featuring Jon Fishman, doors open 7:00 PM 4-19: Riff Raff, doors open 7:00 PM 4-20: The Sufferers, doors open 7:00 PM 4-21: Dying Fetus and Thy Art Is Murder with Rivers of Nihil, Enterprise Earth and Sanction, doors open 6:00 PM 4-26: Built to Spill, doors open 7:00 PM 4-27: North Mississippi Allstars, doors open 8:00 PM 4-28: Break on Thru, doors open 12:30 PM 4-28: Protest the Hero, doors open 7:00 PM 4-29: Dylan Archives III, doors open 12:00 PM 4-29: Long Strange Trip, doors open 1:45 PM 5-6: The Wonder Years, doors open 6:00 PM 5-17: Myles Kennedy - Year of the Tiger Tour, doors open 7:00 PM 5-23: Jake Miller, Devin Hayes, doors open 7:30 PM 5-26: Saved By The 90s, doors open 9:00 PM 5-31: Russell Dickerson, doors open 7:00 PM 6-1: CupcaKKe, doors open 7:00 PM LIZZIE ROSE MUSIC ROOM 217 East Main Street, Tuckerton (609) 389-0118 www.lizzierosemusic.com The Lizzie Rose Music Room is a "Listening Room," not a bar or restaurant, established in 2014 to bring live music to Tuckerton including Blues, Jazz, Bluegrass, Country, Rock, Souls, Singer/Songwriters, and more. 3-24: The Michael Louis Band, 7:30 PM 3-31: Solo Acoustic Tributes to Neil Young and Gordon Lightfoot, 7:45 PM 4-7: Tribute to the Music of Karen Carpenter and Carole King, 7:30 PM 4-14: Professor Louie With The Woodstock Horns (A Tribute to The Band and Bob Dylan), 7:30 PM 4-21: Bell Bottom Blues: A Tribute to Eric Clapton, 7:30 PM 4-28: Matt O'Ree Band, 7:30 PM 5-5: Doo Wop/Acappella featuring The Original Mixed Company and Party of Five, 7:30 PM 5-12: Dan Bern, 7:30 PM 6-1: Joanna Conner: Queen of the Blues, 7:30 PM 6-2: Deadgrass: A Grateful Dead Tribute, 7:30 PM 6-9: Michael Allman Band, 7:30 PM 6-16: Terry Reid and Cosmic American Derelicts, 7:30 PM 6-30: The Little Red Rooster Blues Band, 7:30 PM LUMIA THEATRE New Jersey Repertory Company 179 Broadway, West Long Branch (732) 229-3166 www.njrep.org The New Jersey Repertory Company is dedicated to developing and producing new plays with diverse themes. It is also devoted to creating an atmosphere where classics can take on a fresh look and forgotten plays can find a home. 2-22 - 3-25: Wild Horses, various days and times 4-19 - 5-20: Issei, He Say, various days and times 6-14 - 7-15: Mercy, various days and times MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY 400 Cedar Avenue, West Long Branch; Box Office: (732) 263-6889 www.monmouth.edu/arts POLLAK THEATRE: This 714-seat theater, built in 1970, features main stage artists, national and international dance companies, one-and two-man shows, and various other types of presentations. It's the home to the Two-River Film Festival and also offers such eclectic presentations as National Geographic photo slide shows and more. 3-18: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): La Boheme (encore), 1:00 PM 3-20: World Cinema Series: Mountains May Depart, 7:30 PM 3-21: Multimedia Performance: Paul D. Miller, AKA DJ Spooky's The Book of Ice, 6:00 PM 3-22: National Theatre Live in HD: Hamlet, 7:30 PM 3-24: Rockin' Road to Dublin, 8:00 PM 3-25: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): Semiramide (encore), 1:00 PM 3-30: Emisunshine, 8:00 PM 3-31: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): Cosi Fan Tutte, 1:00 PM 4-5: National Theatre Live in HD: Julius Caesar, 7:30 PM 4-9: Human Capital, 7:30 PM 4-10: Tuesday Night Record Club: Bruce Spring- steen, Darkness on the Edge of Town, 7:30 PM 4-14: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): Luisa Miller, 12:30 PM 4-15: The Bolshoi Ballet: Giselle (broadcast in HD), 3:00 PM 4-21: Doo Wop Explosion III: A Celebration of Acapella Harmony, 7:00 PM 4-22: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): Cosi Fan Tutte (encore), 1:00 PM 4-25: Roger McGuinn, 8:00 PM 4-28: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): Cendrillon, 1:00 PM 5-4 and 5-5: Children's Theater: Cirque-Tacular's Spring-A-Ding-Ding!, various times 5-6: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): Luisa Miller (encore), 1:00 PM 5-20: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): Cendrillon (encore), 1:00 PM 6-24: The Metropolitan Opera (broadcast in HD): Coppelia, 3:00 PM 6-27: The National Theater Live in HD presents: Macbeth, 7:00 PM WILSON HALL AUDITORIUM: Built in the 1930s, this theater space seats between 175 and 200 people and offers classical concerts and other types of presentations, including the Long Branch Poetry Festival. 3-20: Visiting Writers Series: Eleanor Hooker and Clodagh Beresford Dunne, 4:30 PM 4-3: Artist Talk with Chris Clavio, 4:30 PM 4-9: Visiting Writers Series: Marlon James, 4:30 PM 4-13 - 4-16: MU Players Musical, various days and times 4-17: Classical Fun presented by the Monmouth University Chamber Orchestra, 7:30 PM 4-19: Spring Choral Concerts by Monmouth University Choirs and soloists, 7:30 PM LAUREN K. WOODS THEATRE: This 140-seat theater is used mainly for school productions during the school year. These can range from con- certs to musicals to plays. 3-24: Songwriters by the Sea, 8:00 PM 4-18: Spring 2018 Dance Concert - Artists Rising, 7:30 PM 4-19: Winter Dance Showcase, 7:30 PM 4-21: Jazz Concert featuring the Monmouth University Jazz Hawks, 7:30 PM 4-24: Monster Band, 7:00 PM Paul Taylor 2 Dance Company performing at Monmouth University's Pollak Theatre. continued on page 24 Tina Colella

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