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FIRST AVENUE PLAYHOUSE
“Crimes Of The Heart” February 3 – February 25 (Fridays & Saturdays – 8:30pm // Sunday, February 19 – 2:30pm // Thursday, February 9 & February 23 – 8:30pm) at the First Avenue Playhouse, 123 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands ….. (732) 291-7552.
GRANGE PLAYHOUSE
“Romance.com” February 10 – February 19 (Fridays – 8pm // Saturday, February 11 – 3pm // Saturday, February 18 – 8pm // Sundays – 3pm) at the Grange Playhouse, 4860 Route 9 South, Howell ….. (732) 984-7128.
NEW JERSEY REPERTORY COMPANY
“Bakersfield Mist” February 2 – February 5 (Thursday & Friday – 8pm // Saturday – 3pm & 8pm // Sunday – 2pm) at the NJ Rep Theater, 179 Broadway, Long Branch ….. (732) 229-3166.
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All-star pro wrestling returns to the Jersey Shore on Friday night, February 3rd, at 7:45pm, with a benefit fundraiser at Neptune, NJ's West Grove Methodist Church (102 Walnut Street, at Route 33, just off Route 18 and the Parkway), courtesy of popular tri-state area promotion National Wrestling Superstars.
Headlining this show is a man who says he loves to fight, and gives the fans a good fight every time he steps into the ring... former WWE TV superstar Fit Finlay, who will be making his first-ever NWS appearance right here in Neptune.
The fans will also be treated to the antics of the WWE's former World Famous TV Wrestling Clown, and popular Jersey Shore big man The Atomic Dog.
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On Saturday, January 21st, Jenkinson’s Aquarium, located at 300 Ocean Avenue in Point Pleasant Beach, visitors braved the dreary weather to celebrate Marine Mammal Appreciation Day. Afternoon activities included a scavenger hunt where kids could dress-up and move around like a seal. They were also able to make a puzzle craft to illustrate their love for marine mammals. It is a very important time of year to commemorate Jenkinson’s favorite marine mammals, the seals, because this is when they visit our great state! (It is important to know that wild seals should not be approached – Observe, don’t disturb).
In the accompanying photo, Kaylee Porter of Brick, NJ, dresses up like a harbor seal with the help of a staff member – fully equipped with her fur, whiskers, flippers and blubber (bubble wrap).
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There’s a unique comedy revue that’s touring the country with some of the funniest, edgiest, talented and most outrageous comics, united by the single theme . . . The Queer Queens of Qomedy.
Now in its sixth year, Poppy and the QQQ are thrilled to announce that HRC has come on board as the official sponsor of the Queens in 2012.
Comedians who have donned the Queer Queen crown include: Carol Leifer, Julie Goldman, Michele Balan, Jessica Kirson, Karen Ripley, Mimi Gonzalez , Jenny McNulty, Fortune Feimster, Karen Williams, Dana Goldberg, Bridget McManus, Sandra Valls, Erin Foley, Dana Eagle, Roxanna Ward, Marga Gomez, and Lisa Koch.
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What happens when the casts of TV’s “Lost” and “Jersey Sure” go down on a plane off the coast New Jersey and meld personalities? Bigger drama! Bigger laughs! Bigger hair! Such is the premise for the latest adventure from The Hitman Murder Mysteries, “Lost At The Jersey Shore.”
On Saturday, January 21st, this parody-based murder mystery comes to The Grange Playhouse, located at 4860 Route 9 in Howell. Showtime is 8pm. Tickets for the show cost $15. If you stop by Luigi’s (which is next door) for dinner and inform them that you are going to the show, you will receive 10% off your dinner check.
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