In 2017 Paper Mill Playhouse’s received $35,000 in Cultural Trust Institutional and Financial Stabilization support to redesign the theater’s website. The updated, user-friendly website will be representative of Paper Mill’s original programming, as it helps the organization sustain its momentum and broaden participation in live theater.
A not-for-profit arts organization and recipient of the 2016 Regional Theatre Tony Award, Paper Mill Playhouse is a cultural treasure that fosters artistry of unparalleled quality, champions students with innovative educational programs, and provides barrier-free access for all. Each day, whether onstage, in classrooms, or across New Jersey and beyond, some of today’s best singers, dancers, directors, choreographers, actors, playwrights, and designers share their talents to transport, entertain and inspire you. It’s all part of what has placed Paper Mill center stage in bringing the new American musical theater to life. Please join us as we come together to discover what’s truly next and noteworthy for this uncommonly rich and diverse art form.
To learn more about Paper Mill Playhouse, visit https://papermill.org/
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In 2020, the Cultural Trust marked its 20th anniversary. A public/private partnership that works in harmony with the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, the New Jersey Historical Commission, and the New Jersey Historic Trust, the Trust is the only state agency with a mission that encompasses the entire nonprofit cultural community: the arts, history, and humanities. In its first two decades, the Trust awarded $14,464,711 to more than 196 organizations to ensure that our cultural community continues to thrive so New Jersey can continue to flourish. Read more about the history of the NJ Cultural Trust in this special anniversary article by Dr. Carol Cronheim, NJ Cultural Trust Board Member and Former NJ Assistant Secretary of State.
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