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Vocal Canvas Podcast Reveals Cast And Crew

EAST BRUNSWICK – The East Brunswick Public Library, in an exciting partnership with NextGen Acting and Playhouse 22, is eager to reveal the forthcoming podcast series, Vocal Canvas. At the intersection of community theatre and voice over, Vocal Canvas is a captivating five-part podcast journey that delves into the Five Characteristics of

Voice: Volume, Pitch, Pace, Diction, and Resonance. Each installment will focus on individual voice aspects through the creative works of our local community.

The series is orchestrated by the homegrown talent, Dennis Connors. With dozens of community theatre and professional credits in NJ, and as the founder of NextGen Acting, Connors is renowned for pioneering voice over lessons and on-camera acting techniques in East Brunswick, NJ. NextGen Acting’s dedication to cultivating talent and stimulating creativity is well-known, offering an array of Voice Over Classes for all ages and skill levels.

Adding to the magic behind the series are community writers Jon Heron, Fred Den- nehy, and Emily Conklin. Joining them in production are Melissa Hozik from The East Brunswick Public Library and Adam Neary from Playhouse 22, vital players in turning the series from a vision to reality.

Vocal Canvas showcases a medley of local talents in its cast, mirroring the vibrant voice over community that resembles community theatre communities. Among the talents are Tara Frye, Lindsay Minuski, Joanna de la Cruz, Dorothy Gallop, Jania Bibighaus, Mike Bode, Trenice Brockington, Serena Marie Smith, Sydney McGahee, Alex Luckenbaugh, Ashley Teel, Michael Costa, Hugo Zazzarini, Brandon Allentoff, Esperanza Pacheco, Meghan Stefek, Joe Wissner, Sally O’Sullivan, Thomas Rooney, Kristen Port, JD Dominique, Monica Shah, Marisa Knipfer, Emily Rosetti, Jaclyn Angstreich, Aaron Ratzan, Laura Dalston, Asia Johnson, and Chris Guell.

“We are beyond excited to present such a gifted cast and creative team for Vocal Canvas,” Connors expressed. “The anticipation is high, and we’re eager to share this unique exploration of voice to our audience.”

Production for Vocal Canvas is underway, with public release planned for late summer. Stay tuned by following updates on the websites of East Brunswick Public Library, Playhouse 22, and NextGen Acting.

Concert Fest 2023

MANCHESTER – Manchester Township and The Recreation Department proudly present “Concert Fest 2023” at Harry Wright Lake, Whiting.

July 26

5 p.m. - WJRZ

6 p.m. - “Stiletto & The Saxman”

7:30 p.m. - “The Cameos”

August 9

5 p.m. - WJRZ

6 p.m. - “Jukebox Legends”

7:30 p.m. - “KBrown Express”

August 23

5 p.m. - WJRZ

6 p.m. - “Rock N’ Rhythm”

7:30 p.m. - “British Invasion Years”

Listen to WJRZ for concert updates. Concerts are free to the public. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Refreshment and food vendors will be available. For details contact Manchester Township Recreation Department at 732-657-8121 ext. 5101 or 5102 or visit the website at manchestertwp.com.

Movies At The Lake

MANCHESTER – Manchester Recreation presents “Movies At The Lake.” Join at Pine Lake. Movie is free to the public. Bring lawn chairs and blankets.

September 8 at 7:30 p.m. – Movie TBA

October 13 at 6:45 p.m. – Movie TBA

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