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SUMMARY:RSC: Script-In-Hand Hamlet
DESCRIPTION:The Royal Shakespeare Company culminates its residency with a look into the rehearsal room\, and a script-in-hand performance of Shakespeare’s tragic masterpiece. Across the ten-day residency\, students will work closely with RSC Associate Learning Practitioners and industry artists to explore\, interpret\, and stage their own version of one of Shakespeare’s most iconic tragedies\, Hamlet. All are welcome for a look inside the rehearsal room with one of the world’s foremost Shakespearean theater companies.
URL:https://www.peakperfs.org/event/rsc-script-in-hand-hamlet/
CATEGORIES:2026 - 2027
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SUMMARY:Compagnie Hervé KOUBI: Sol Invictus
DESCRIPTION:Run Time: 75 minutes\, no intermission. \nA jubilant ritual full of love and light from the acclaimed French-Algerian ensemble Compagnie Hervé KOUBI. Named after the “invincible sun” deity\, Sol Invictus upholds love as the guarantor of peace\, that despite fracture\, communion emerges as humanity’s saving grace. A vivid celebration of solidarity and the bonds that unite us\, in Sol Invictus the sun will emerge victorious. The score includes a composition by Swedish composer Mikael Karlsson\, with excerpts by Steve Reich and digital composer Maxime Bodson. \n“The dancers of Compagnie Hervé KOUBI could be mistaken for gods.” (The New Yorker) \nAbout Compagnie Hervé KOUBI: Absolutely unique and utterly original\, this fearless\, powerful company reigns from France\, Algeria\, and beyond. Combining contemporary and urban dance movements\, capoeira\, and martial arts with powerful imagery and inspired choreography\, the dancers defy gravity.
URL:https://www.peakperfs.org/event/compagnie-herve-koubi-sol-invictus/
CATEGORIES:2026 - 2027
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SUMMARY:Classic Films Now: All the President’s Men
DESCRIPTION:Run Time: 140 minutes. Recommended for ages 13+. \nA nation distrusts its institutions. News has become spectacle. Ordinary people fight to matter. Welcome to 1976. \nAcademy Award winners Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman star in this true story as Washington Post reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward\, whose investigation of a seemingly minor hotel room break-in uncovers the greatest political scandal in United States history and leads to the downfall of President Richard Nixon. \n \nClassic Films Now brings major works of cinema back to the big screen\, films that not only defined their own time but continue to speak to ours. Each installment of the series gathers a group of landmark films curated around a theme\, period\, artist\, or movement\, inviting audiences to discover how the works connect with contemporary life. \nThis fall\, Classic Films Now kicks off with a three-film series devoted to 1976\, a remarkable year in American cinema and a revealing moment in the nation’s cultural imagination. Released in the shadow of Watergate\, Vietnam\, urban crisis\, and the Bicentennial\, All the President’s Men\, Network\, and Rocky offer three sharply different portraits of American life at a time of great transition and uncertainty. \nScreenings will be introduced and hosted by Rafer Guzmán. Rafer writes about movies\, music\, and popular culture for Newsday. He has been a film critic for WNYC\, a co-host of the independent podcast “Movie Therapy\,” and a staff writer at The Wall Street Journal.
URL:https://www.peakperfs.org/event/classic-films-now-all-the-presidents-men/
CATEGORIES:2026 - 2027
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SUMMARY:Classic Films Now: Network
DESCRIPTION:Run Time: 121 Minutes. Recommended for ages 18+ \nA nation distrusts its institutions. News has become spectacle. Ordinary people fight to matter. Welcome to 1976. \nBest Picture nominee about a mentally unstable news anchor who\, after being told he’s to be fired\, becomes a media superstar when he begins delivering nightly rants and threatens an on-air suicide for his final broadcast. Paddy Chayevsky’s script won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay; Peter Firth received a posthumous Best Actor award as the unhinged newsman; and Faye Dunaway won Best Actress as a scheming network exec. \n \nClassic Films Now brings major works of cinema back to the big screen\, films that not only defined their own time but continue to speak to ours. Each installment of the series gathers a group of landmark films curated around a theme\, period\, artist\, or movement\, inviting audiences to discover how the works connect with contemporary life. \nThis fall\, Classic Films Now kicks off with a three-film series devoted to 1976\, a remarkable year in American cinema and a revealing moment in the nation’s cultural imagination. Released in the shadow of Watergate\, Vietnam\, urban crisis\, and the Bicentennial\, All the President’s Men\, Network\, and Rocky offer three sharply different portraits of American life at a time of great transition and uncertainty. \nScreenings will be introduced and hosted by Rafer Guzmán. Rafer writes about movies\, music\, and popular culture for Newsday. He has been a film critic for WNYC\, a co-host of the independent podcast “Movie Therapy\,” and a staff writer at The Wall Street Journal.
URL:https://www.peakperfs.org/event/classic-films-now-network/
CATEGORIES:2026 - 2027
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SUMMARY:Classic Films Now: Rocky
DESCRIPTION:Run Time: 120 minutes\, recommended for ages 11+ \nA nation distrusts its institutions. News has become spectacle. Ordinary people fight to matter. Welcome to 1976. \nA club fighter from Philadelphia who moonlights as a collector for a local mobster gets a shot at the big time when the heavyweight champion of the world gives him chance to fight for the belt on America’s bicentennial. \n \nClassic Films Now brings major works of cinema back to the big screen\, films that not only defined their own time but continue to speak to ours. Each installment of the series gathers a group of landmark films curated around a theme\, period\, artist\, or movement\, inviting audiences to discover how the works connect with contemporary life. \nThis fall\, Classic Films Now kicks off with a three-film series devoted to 1976\, a remarkable year in American cinema and a revealing moment in the nation’s cultural imagination. Released in the shadow of Watergate\, Vietnam\, urban crisis\, and the Bicentennial\, All the President’s Men\, Network\, and Rocky offer three sharply different portraits of American life at a time of great transition and uncertainty. \nScreenings will be introduced and hosted by Rafer Guzmán. Rafer writes about movies\, music\, and popular culture for Newsday. He has been a film critic for WNYC\, a co-host of the independent podcast “Movie Therapy\,” and a staff writer at The Wall Street Journal.
URL:https://www.peakperfs.org/event/classic-films-now-rocky/
CATEGORIES:2026 - 2027
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SUMMARY:The Hands Free & Dance Heginbotham: The Party Scene
DESCRIPTION:Exquisitely eclectic quartet The Hands Free and members of the fabulously whimsical Dance Heginbotham join forces in The Party Scene. Inspired by The Nutcracker and your holiday office party\, this music and dance extravaganza is part Drosselmeyer and part Turkey Lurkey Time. Lightly immersive and family friendly\, The Party Scene features student party guests from Montclair State University. All guests are encouraged to don impressively festive seasonal sweaters. \n \nAbout The Hands Free: The Hands Free is an acoustic quartet\, bringing together the creative voices of composer/performers James Moore (guitar & banjo)\, Caroline Shaw (violin)\, Nathan Koci (accordion)\, and Eleonore Oppenheim (bass). Drawing from an eclectic array of influences in classical\, jazz and folk traditions\, the group produces a unique and evocative blend of joyful melodies\, lush sonic textures and explosive improvisations. \nAbout Dance Heginbotham: Dance Heginbotham (DH) is a New York-based contemporary dance company committed to supporting\, producing\, and performing the work of choreographer John Heginbotham. With an emphasis on collaboration\, DH enriches national and international communities with its unique blend of inventive\, thoughtful\, and rigorous dance theater works. Founded in 2011\, DH had its world premiere in January 2012 at The Kennedy Center and has been presented by major venues throughout the US including Bard SummerScape\, Brooklyn Academy of Music\, Hopkins Center for the Arts\, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival\, The Joyce Theater\, Lincoln Center\, The Metropolitan Museum of Art\, and Works Process at The Guggenheim\, among many others. DH has shared the stage with luminaries of the music world including Alarm Will Sound\, Brooklyn Rider\, The Knights\, National Symphony Orchestra\, Joshua Bell\, André de Ridder\, and Eric Jacobsen\, and has commissioned new scores from composers Tyondai Braxton\, Ethan Iverson\, and Colin Jacobsen. DH has collaborated with designers and artists Maira Kalman\, Isaac Mizrahi\, Amy Trompetter\, Maile Okamura\, and Nicole Pearce in the creation of new works. \nwww.danceheginbotham.org
URL:https://www.peakperfs.org/event/the-party-scene/
CATEGORIES:2026 - 2027
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261219T193000
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SUMMARY:New Jersey Symphony: Handel’s Messiah
DESCRIPTION:Run Time: 2 hours and 15 minutes \nNew Jersey Symphony’s glorious holiday tradition returns with this iconic masterpiece\, a classical rendition of the greatest story ever told\, composed by George Frideric Handel and featuring the University Singers. The majestic music—including the triumphant “Hallelujah Chorus”—rekindles the spirit of the holidays for first-time listeners and those who return each season. \nThis event features conductor Kendrick Armstrong\, soprano Jessica Rivera\, mezzo-soprano Kelley O’Connor\, tenor Martin Bakari\, and bass-baritone Kevin Short. The University Singers are directed by Heather J. Buchanan.
URL:https://www.peakperfs.org/event/new-jersey-symphony-handels-messiah/
CATEGORIES:2026 - 2027
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