Tag Archives: Shore Regional High School

Grease! slides back to Shore Regional High School

By Neil Schulman West Long Branch — From March 7-17, the Shore Players will present the musical Grease! at Shore Regional High School. Since it was first performed in the early 1970s, Grease! has become a cult phenomenon. This story … Continue reading →

Shore club to fight Plastic Bag Monster

The Surfrider Foundation Club at Shore Regional High School will be working to defeat the Plastic Bag Monster by handing out reusable bags and information on the dangers of single-use plastic at Andy K’s in Monmouth Beach, 73 Riverdale Avenue, … Continue reading →

Undefeated Blue Devils reunite 48 years later

By Walter J. O’Neill, Jr. In 1963, Shore Regional High School in West Long Branch was only in its second year of existence. As a new school, it was difficult for the sports programs to get teams to play. Dave … Continue reading →

The Shore Players rehearse for the comedy Grandma’s Getting Married, to be performed in November. This is the first time in nearly 30 years the high school has put on a show during the fall.

Big plans for Shore Players

By Neil Schulman West Long Branch — For the first time in nearly three decades, the Shore Players will perform a play for the autumn, “Grandma’s Getting Married.” It’s part of an ambitious season which includes two springtime events, the … Continue reading →

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