Steinberg bows out at Cape May Stage
CAPE MAY — Long before Roy Steinberg spent 17 years shaping Cape May Stage, he was a reluctant 6-year-old Lost Boy in a production of “Peter Pan.” He had wanted another role. Those parts were […]
Cape May Stage encourages next-generation playwrights
CAPE MAY — Cape May Stage is committed to bringing new voices and points of view to the theater. Earlier this month, the theater showcased short plays by four talented high school students from across […]
From the Director’s Chair
There’s far more to setting the stage than arranging furniture Since our theater at Cape May Stage has no curtain, we purposely use scenery to help tell the stories in our plays. While some sets […]
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