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We are the Sayreville Bombers of New Jersey and going on 2 years undefeated winning back to back Beef Bowl Championships (06-07) and doing so with ...





We are the Sayreville Bombers of New Jersey and going on 2 years undefeated winning back to back Beef Bowl Championships (06-07) and doing so with ...
You’ve never met a 26-year-old man so excited to wear acid-washed clothing until you’ve spoken with Stephen Kane.
“Actually, a full acid-washed outfit with a jean jacket, acid-washed jeans, double polos, and a popped collar,” the actor clarified in a recent phone interview from San Jose, Calif., where he was on tour with “Rock of Ages,” a Broadway musical turned movie that will take the stage at the F.M. Kirby Center Feb. 15.
The costumes are just a glimpse into the flashy fun of the production. Kane, a Binghamton, N.Y. native whose first stage tour was “Hairspray” at the age of 19, was a fan of the musical before he even dreamed he’d be a part of it based solely on its tone.
“When I watched it the first time, I was surprised by how funny it is. My stomach hurt from laughing so hard.”
“Rock of Ages” is a “jukebox” musical, a show built upon hit songs from the 1980s. Kane calls the way the songs are woven into the plot “brilliant,” a storyline that incorporates hits like “Wanted Dead or Alive” by Bon Jovi, “Every Rose Has Its Thorn” by Poison, and “Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey, among many, many others.