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LATEST REVIEWS


Meet Me in St. Louis is Pure Nostalgia at the Kelsey Theatre
by Lisa Palena Based on the 1944 classic starring Judy Garland, Meet Me in St. Louis follows the adventures of the wholesome and...
5 minutes ago5 min read


Enjoy the Ride on The trail to Oregon at South Camden Theatre Co.
by Aimee Renna Last night at South Camden Theatre Company, I was able to witness a fresh collaboration with new theater troupe, Meraki...
2 days ago3 min read


Conversations With Miranda Provides an Evening of Reflection at PCS
by Laura Duffy On Wednesday night, amidst flash flood warnings and fearsome bolts of lightning, I attended the world premiere of Gordon...
3 days ago5 min read


Who Among Us is Not Guilty of “Bunburying” Now and Then? The Importance of Being Earnest at Kelsey Theatre
by Mike McKeon “BUNBURY!!” This is a fun new word I learned this weekend and have been yelling randomly around the house. Honestly, I’ve...
Jun 224 min read


Perestroika: Angels in America Pt. 2: Reforming and Restructuring at Ritz Theatre Company
by Stephen Kreal On Sunday, June 8th, I went to see the matinee performance of Angels in America: Perestroika at the Ritz Theater in...
Jun 125 min read


“Ordinary Days? More Like Extraordinary Days at the Masquerade Theatre in Conjunction with Herrick Theatricals!”
by M. Smith When you think of someone you have met in your life, does a part of you ever think about how fate plays a role in bringing...
Jun 117 min read


A Whimsical Wipeout with Blue Moon Theater’s “Psycho Beach Party”
by April Johnson The weekend of June 6th, 2025, I had the opportunity to return to the quaint yet powerful Blue Moon Theater. I have to...
Jun 104 min read


“And because of our traditions, every one of us knows who he is:” Theater to Go’s “Fiddler on the Roof” Upholds a Theatrical Tradition at Kelsey Theatre
by Don Toal Jr. Theatre is an art form steeped in traditions. We have our superstitions, our beliefs in what brings us good luck and...
Jun 108 min read


An “Enchanted Evening:” Gateway Playhouse’s “South Pacific” Gives the Theatre (of War) its Due
by Don Toal Jr. “You’ve got to be carefully taught.” That line, sung briskly by Lt. Joseph Cable, a model military man haunted and...
Jun 17 min read
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