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Atlantic City, New Jersey

Boardwalk Hall is Atlantic City's most historically significant entertainment venue — a 14,770-seat Art Deco arena on the Atlantic City Boardwalk that has hosted the Miss America Pageant, championship boxing from Joe Louis to Mike Tyson, and major concerts since 1929. Its extraordinary Art Deco interior (housing the world's largest pipe organ, with 33,000 pipes), its extraordinary history as the home of the Miss America Pageant, and its continued role as the primary entertainment anchor for the Atlantic City resort market make it one of America's most historically significant entertainment venues.

2301 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401

Atlantic City, New Jersey

The Showroom at Golden Nugget Atlantic City is a 500-seat intimate performance venue hosting comedy headliners, tribute shows, and small-format concert events. Located in the marina district away from the Boardwalk, Golden Nugget's showroom serves as the entertainment hub for a property that attracts a more affluent, older demographic than the Boardwalk casino hotels.

600 Huron Ave 08401

Beach Haven, New Jersey

Surflight Theatre is New Jersey's most beloved summer theater — a Long Beach Island institution since 1950 presenting professional Broadway-caliber musical productions on the Jersey Shore in the most pleasantly idyllic summer theater setting in the Northeast. Its 70-year history of presenting quality summer stock theater for the Jersey Shore community creates a performing arts tradition that is as much a part of the Long Beach Island summer experience as the beach itself.

201 Engleside Ave, Beach Haven, NJ 08008

Cape May, New Jersey

Cape May Stage is one of New Jersey's most charming summer theaters — a Victorian-era seaside theater presenting professional theatrical productions in America's most architecturally complete Victorian resort town. Its extraordinary combination of quality professional theater and the most visually beautiful shore setting in New Jersey creates a summer theater experience as distinctive as any in the Northeast.

405 Lafayette St, Cape May, NJ 08204

Millburn, New Jersey

Paper Mill Playhouse is America's most important regional theater for Broadway development — a Millburn theater that has produced over 100 shows that have gone on to Broadway and developed the careers of actors including Kristin Chenoweth, Matthew Broderick, and Bernadette Peters. Its extraordinary track record as a pre-Broadway launching pad and its 1938 history as one of America's oldest continuously operating regional theaters make it the most historically significant performing arts institution in New Jersey.

22 Brookside Dr, Millburn, NJ 07041

Morristown, New Jersey

Community Theatre Morristown is North Jersey's most beloved performing arts institution — presenting Broadway-caliber community theater productions for the Morris County audience that has made it one of New Jersey's most consistently supported and attended community theaters. Morristown's extraordinary civic culture and its combination of wealth, education, and genuine community investment in the arts create one of New Jersey's most engaged performing arts audiences.

14 James St, Morristown, NJ 07960

New Brunswick, New Jersey

George Street Playhouse is New Jersey's most acclaimed regional theater — a New Brunswick institution producing world premiere plays that have gone on to critical success on Broadway and nationally. Its partnership with Rutgers University, its extraordinary commitment to new American drama, and its track record of developing plays including work by Pulitzer Prize winners make it one of the most important regional theaters in the United States.

103 College Farm Rd, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

Newark, New Jersey

New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) is the most important performing arts institution in New Jersey — a downtown Newark complex presenting the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, major touring Broadway productions, and international performing arts programming. NJPAC's extraordinary role in Newark's cultural renaissance, its commitment to arts education for New Jersey's diverse communities, and its consistent programming of world-class performances make it the artistic crown jewel of the Garden State.

1 Center St, Newark, NJ 07102

Red Bank, New Jersey

The Basie Center's intimate showroom presents the finest jazz and cabaret performances in New Jersey — creating an extraordinary intimate performance environment that honors Count Basie's legacy of swinging with the most precise and joyful jazz ensemble precision. Red Bank's connection to Count Basie and to New Jersey's broader jazz and soul heritage (Sinatra grew up in nearby Hoboken, Whitney Houston in Newark) makes the Basie Center one of the most emotionally resonant performing arts venues in American music history.

99 Monmouth St, Red Bank, NJ 07701

Somerville, New Jersey

Somerville's historic downtown theater serves Somerset County and the greater central New Jersey performing arts community with a variety of cultural programming. Somerset County's combination of rural farmland and rapidly growing suburban communities creates a performing arts audience with an extraordinary range of cultural backgrounds and entertainment preferences.

Somerville, NJ 08876

South Orange, New Jersey

SOPAC (South Orange Performing Arts Center) is one of New Jersey's most beloved community performing arts venues — a beautifully designed South Orange theater presenting intimate concerts, theater, and dance for the Essex County community. SOPAC's extraordinary programming quality, its partnership with Seton Hall University, and its role in creating a thriving downtown entertainment ecosystem have made it a model for community performing arts centers nationally.

1 SOPAC Way, South Orange, NJ 07079