ACTIVISM IN NJ
More than ten years ago on October 12, 1998, Matthew Shepard, a gay man from Wyoming, took his last breath. Matthew was tied to a fence and tortured because of his sexual orientation. In March, Matthew’s mother, Judy Shepard, spoke at Drew University.
Cindy Sherman, the Advisor to the Gay Straight Alliance of Bloomfield High School, found the video and lecture to be “very compelling. I was actually measuring its impact through my [students]. The kids could really put names and faces to the event… They were quite saddened.”











![[WEB: show closes 09/20]“Titaníque” is a tale of disaster as told by Céline Dion Two stage actors perform a dramatic scene in front of a dark background with blue neon lights and a elevated performer in a black suit behind them. In the center, an actor wearing a long magenta jacket over a pearl necklace looks back with a shocked, wide-eyed expression while balancing a nest with two fake white doves atop their head. Facing them on the right is a woman in profile wearing a wide-brimmed pink hat and a red, floor-length period dress layered with sheer black polka-dot lace, holding a piece of fabric as the two interact dynamically on stage.](https://outinjersey.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/13_0604_TITANIQUE-100x70.jpg)



