by: Amber Stolarski This Halloween, I trekked across the bridge for a late night picture show- The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which played for a short set of performances at the Ritz Theatre Company in Oaklyn, NJ, at the end of October. The Ritz's aesthetic really lends itself to a showing of RHPS-- the classic red curtain with a mind-bending linear projection splayed across. The proscenium was done up to evoke the image of a vintage movie theater. This production was done

by Elizabeth Holzworth Karen Johnston opens her director’s note with “there don’t seem to be many ‘coming-of-middle-age’ stories.” While seeing the show this past Sunday November 1st, I sat in the audience and tried to think of one off the top of my head. I couldn't. That is precisely why I walked out of their production of this Christopher Durang show so inspired. It was nothing like I thought it would be, in the best way possible. Directed by Karen Johnston and produced by

by Talia Walters My favorite part about walking into smaller performance spaces is the fact that the productions held there never cease to impress. Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show (directed by Mike Russell), currently playing at Blue Moon Theater, is no exception. Everything from the explicit humor to the enthusiastic audience participation makes this show such a fun night out especially for the Halloween season. The Rocky Horror Show follows a newly engaged couple,