World Class Theatre in West Orange, NJ’s Valley Arts District
Naja Selby-Morton and Donathan Walters in Christina Anderson’s the ripple, the wave that carried me home, directed by Adrienne D. Williams (April 2025). PHOTO: Stephanie Gamba.
Luna Stage develops and produces vibrant plays about local and global experiences, and brings communities together for artistic events that spark conversations, create understanding, and inspire change.
Matt Monaco and Chauncy Thomas in A Case for the Existence of God by Samuel D. Hunter. PHOTO: Stephanie Gamba.
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Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library
Now a New York Times "Must-See Off Broadway Play" and a Times of London Critics' Choice! Don’t miss “one of the best dramas of the year!” (This Week In New York)
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Orange History Plays: 2 Days Only!
Original short plays inspired by locations and people from the City of Orange, performed at The HUUB. Tickets are free; reservations are encourged!
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Join Us In The Community
MADE IN ORANGE: Our Voices. Our Stories. is a collaboration with Pink Fang inspired by residents’ stories of the City of Orange. It will be performed off-site in three community locations.
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Announcing our 26-27 Season!
Five bold new plays that wrestle with the most urgent issues of our time — set in the past, present, and future! Get your Season Pass today, and see all 5 plays for just $200.
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Hold These Truths
A 36-character solo play inspired by civil rights pioneer Gordon Hirabayashi, who peaceably resisted the U.S. government’s forced incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII.
“Luna Stage is all about community, creativity, and making the arts for everyone…having thought-provoking, challenging theater like this right here in New Jersey is a rare gift.”
-Lydia Maguire, Montclair Girl
David Roberts and Kara Green in Torn Asunder, by Nikkole Salter
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“Luna Stage asks the biggest questions in the most intimate spaces.”
— Sherri Rase, [Q]onStage
Luna Stage is committed to identifying & interrupting instances of racism & all forms of oppression, through the principles of diversity, equity, inclusion & accessibility (DEIA).
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