Aaron Zilbermann is a playwright, director, actor and educator. He has worked as a middle and high school English and Drama teacher in underperforming and underfunded schools since 2006. In Oakland, 2008, he led a group of 13-16 year old students through the process of collaboratively writing and performing a play, entitled Ghetto Stories, which was performed at The Children’s Creativity Museum in San Francisco. Zilbermann’s plays include Unbalanced, Another John, Go Dumb, Trepidation, and I’m a Fucking Artist. His work has been produced and/or developed by 13th Street Repertory Company, New York Theater Intensives and the Midtown International Theater Festival. He earned a BA in Geography (graduating with honors) from the University of Texas at Austin and is currently an MA candidate in Drama at Texas Woman’s University.
The Academic Theatre and Dance program at Mercer County Community College (MCCC) will combine storytelling, dance and music in the spell-binding production "Blood Wedding.
Perhaps it's because I'm a Jew, bringing my two Jew daughters (age six) to a Christmas musical, or perhaps it's the fact that a strong majority of the Christmas songs presented in Broadway Christmas Wonderland were, in fact, written by Jews, however when sitting down to enjoy this show, it quickly b
WINNER OF 2009 PULITZER PRIZE
Final Performances - October 28 - 30, 2016
Directed by Phyllis Cicero
A haunting, probing work about the resilience of the human spirit during times of war.