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Allen Neuner predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on theater, plays, and musicals. His coverage also includes seasonal events and announcements related to holiday entertainment.
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Ricardo Chavira, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, Richard Thomas, Anika Noni Rose, Jeena Yi, Marylouise Burke and Kayli Carter in MTC's "The Balusters," a new play by David Lindsay-Abaire, directed by Kenny Leon (Photo by ©Jeremy Daniel)
Lauren Patten and Alden Ehrenreich in BECKY SHAW (Photo by Marc J. Franklin) Madeline Brewer and Patrick Ball in BECKY SHAW (Photo by Marc J. Franklin)
By: Allen Neuner
Scene from "Well, I'll Let You Go." Photo credit: Emilio Madrid.
Shakespeare Theatre NJ production of Noel Coward's "Private Lives with Fiona Robberson, Britt Michael Gordon, Ashley Blanchet and Clark Carmichael. Photo credit: Avery Brunkus.
Jack Holden and John Patrick Elliott in "KENREX." Photo by Matthew Murphy.
"West Side Story" at Paper Mill Playhouse photos by Evan Zimmerman. “West Side Story” at Paper Mill Playhouse photos by Evan Zimmerman.
By: Allen Neuner
Mia Pak, and Sally Shaw in the world premiere stage adaptation of "GIRL, INTERRUPTED." Photo by Joan Marcus.
Scene from the play "Proof" David Auburn's Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winning play Proof has been revived for a limited engagement on Broadway, and a magnificent and moving production it is.
By: Allen Neuner
"Baskerville" at Shakespeare Theater of NJ. With David Foubert and Brandon Jones pictured here. Photo credit: Avery Brunkus
Scene from "Giulia The Poison Queen of Palermo" at Perelman PAC in NYC. Photo credit Andy Henderson.
