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Two River Theater in Red Bank current production is 'Pinkolandia,' the story of an exiled Chilean family in America. Andrea Morales will play one of the young sisters in the show.

BWW FashionWorld got to sit down in an exclusive interview with celebrity stylist Kimberly V. Gedeon and ask her everything you've been wanting to know from about her style to marriage to future projects. Read her answers below and more!

'The Secret Life of Hubie Harzel' The Growing Stage in Netcong is more than a children's production. It is a cleverly staged, comical play that addresses the subject of bullying and is completely entertaining.

'Mystic India: The World Tour' will be performed at New Jersey Performing Arts Center on Saturday, March 8th at 7:00 pm for one performance only. This spectacular show is sure to delight area audiences.

Ross Klavan's new novel, 'Schmuck' has been published by Greenpoint Press. The novel is loosely based on the experiences of Klavan's father, Gene Klavan, who was half of the popular New York City radio duo, Klavan and Finch.

Michelle Dowdy will present 'A Brass Act' at The Metropolitan Room on March 3rd. Her performance is an album release concert.

Authors have a chance to discuss their writings on Susan Wingate's Radio Show, 'Dialogue: Between the Lines.' This popular platform has featured many famous authors who delight at talking about the art of writing.

Paul Dooley and Winnie Holzman star in 'One of Your Biggest Fans' that is now at George Street Playhouse through February 23rd. This husband and wife team are both the playwrights and stars of this show.

The talented cast of 'The Secret Life of Hubie Hartzel' talks about the show. The production is currently at The Growing Stage in Netcong through March 2nd.

Funbars announces a program that allows their guests to take a cab or Uber to a participating location and they will match up to $25.00 and take it off the tab.

'Mystic India: The World Tour' will be performed at New Jersey Performing Arts Center for one show only on March 8th. This internationally acclaimed dance tour will feature music, dance, aerialists and beautiful costuming all celebrating the traditions of India.

A stellar performance of 'As You Like It' by William Shakespeare is now on stage at Two River Theater in Red Bank through February 16th. Metropolitan area audiences should not miss this show.

A production of 'ThanksKilling, The Musical' is preparing for its New York City premiere at the first annual 'Festival of the Offensive' that will be held at The Producers' Club from April 28th through May 4th.

Thunderbird American Indian Dancers' Annual Dance Concert and POW-WOW is now being performed at the Theater for the New City through February 9th. It is a fantastic show for young and old alike to enjoy authentic Native American dance and music.

Two River Theater is staging 'A Little Shakespeare' which is a student production of 'As You Like It,' The 75 minute show is adapted and directed by Jason McDowell-Green and performed by local high school students. This is the first year that Two River Theater is presenting 'A Little Shakespeare.'

'Assassins' was presented by Bullet Theatre Collaborative at Union County Arts Center's Hamilton Stage. The Rahway audience was captivated by the show.

Jacob Fishel will be playing the part of Orlando in 'As You Like It' at Two Rivers Theater in Red Bank. The show opens on January 25th and runs through February 16th.

Super Bowl Sunday is a happening at Little Town New Jersey, Hudson Terrace, Village Pourhouse, Side Bar and Tres Carnes. You can visit your favorite spot for the big game or take advantage of some catering options.

Husband and wife team, Paul Dooley and Winnie Holzman will star in George Street Playhouse's production of 'One of Your Biggest Fans.'

'Admit One' an original, hilarious play now showing at New Jersey Repertory Company in Long Branch. Howard Everett, a weathy donor to Giddings University will stop at nothing to have his teen accepted to the prestigious institution. Comedy ensues when he meets Mary Sue, the admissions officer who takes her job very seriously.