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1968: An American Turning Point

Tickets: FREE (tickets to show sold separately)

Studio B, Center for New Work, Education and Design (3rd floor)

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More than just the year of Hair’s arrival on the musical theater scene, the events of 1968 shaped the future of American society, especially for marginalized groups fighting for equality, with its echoes still felt today. A panel discussion with scholars from Monmouth University and Brookdale Community College on perhaps one of the most transformative years in US history.

Free RSVP for 1968: AN AMERICAN TURNING POINT, Hair tickets sold separately (link below!)

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JUNE 7 – 29 / 2025

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Fragrance Free

We ask audience members to refrain from wearing colognes, perfumes or scented oils to select performances for the safety and comfort of all audience members.

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Play Date

Free childcare and discounted tickets for parents and guardians during one Saturday matinee of every show in our season. While ticket holders attend a performance, their children have creative fun engaging with childcare professionals from Monmouth Day Care Center in a safe environment onsite at Two River Theater! For children aged 2 months and up. Spots are limited.

ASL
American Sign Language Interpreted

American Sign Language Interpreted Performances for patrons with hearing loss, and fluency in ASL. Theatrical interpreters stand near the stage translating the dialogue into ASL.

AD
Audio Described

Audio Description is available for patrons with vision loss. Using a lightweight headset, with no wires or cables, that operates with a FM system, patrons can hear a live, objective and concise description of the action on stage.

OC
Open Captioned

Open Captioning is available for patrons with hearing loss. This service is useful to those who may not fully benefit from the FM amplification system, or who need help catching particular words. A screen, which projects dialogue as the action occurs live on stage, is placed to the side of the stage.

Siblings duel in one of Arthur Miller’s (Death of A Salesman, The Crucible) most personal plays. Estranged brothers Victor and Walter must clear out the remnants of their gilded upbringing before their childhood home is torn down. As they negotiate the value of their past, they must reckon with the true cost of a more hopeful future. Brandon J. Dirden (August Wilson’s Radio Golf, Wine in the Wilderness) directs this towering story of how we measure the burden of memory.

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