On May 26, Actors Equity Association (AEA), the union for actors and stage managers, announced that no AEA member may be on a stage until it is safe to do so.  We agree with this ruling.  Our previously scheduled shows for June through August, are now part of our 2021 Season.  We were hoping to produce Nothing Matters in front of a live audience in the fall, but with an AEA contract, we'll be filming it. This two-person play will be available on our YouTube Channel from  October 14  - November 21.  We will not be performing for live audiences indoors through December 2020.  Season Tickets purchased in 2020, can be used in 2021.  

Meanwhile, we're offering TALES OF THE VICTORIANS AT HOME on our YouTube Channel, and TALES LIVE in a backyard in Cape May at 4:00 PM on Thursdays. Click Here for Details about TALES!  We even moved POE BY CANDLELIGHT to the outdoors on October 24!  We're working on events for Christmas and the holidays.

We've had several virtual events, and NOT ABOVE A WHISPER about mental health advocate Dorothea Lynde Dix ( 18o2-1887) is still available for viewing.  Click Here for Details about WHISPER!  Our next one is THE WOODHULL PROJECT. Click Here for Details about VICTORIA WOODHULL.

​See Our Flyer Below for Details.

​OUR ANNUAL RAFFLE
If all 400 tickets are sold, the winner will receive $15,000!  To learn more, click here!

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Art & Health in the Time of COVID

Back in April, ArtPride NJ asked arts organizations throughout NJ to share their videos - and ELTC did. ELTC's Gayle Stahlhuth and Lee O'Connor can be seen briefly. Thank you, James Rana for helping out as camera operator. We are honored to part of this video - thank you ArtPride NJ!

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE SHORT VIDEO​
​A FEW WORDS FROM THE CRITICS 

​"Neatly adapted…brisk direction… endearing performances.”  
​- Michael Sommers for The New York Times

“East Lynne’s trademark: polished professional acting.” - Howard Shapiro for WHYY

Selected as one of the top four theaters in New Jersey
– New Jersey Monthly Magazine readership poll

One of the top 75 theaters offering summer productions in  North America  ​– The New York Times​
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Information for each show is on separate pages under MAINSTAGE SEASON