by Amber Kusching A shoulder-padded, scrunchie-rules, Westerberg High-wearing junta: Heather, Heather and Heather, the hottest and...

by MJ Smith Can you picture it? A room with a dance floor that expands before you with a sea of people. The lights are dim with an...

by Stephen T. Kreal On Friday, May 4th, I got to see the opening performance of Village Playbox’s production of Jesus Christ Superstar at...

by Brian Herrick Caption: sexuality, identity, family secrets unveiled in a series of non-linear vignettes all in the subtle surroundings...

by Aimee Ferenz The South Camden Theatre Company was completely new to me as I attended Kill Move Paradise on their opening night...

by Aimee Ferenz Joseph Kesselring’s Arsenic and Old Lace has opened at The Blue Moon Theater with roaring laughter and flowing drinks....

by Stephen Kreal On Sunday, April 14th, I had the pleasure of seeing For the Whim’s production of the Pulitzer-Prize winning play...

by Aimee Ferenz Opening night at the Blue Moon Theater is back again, this time with Lorraine Ranalli’s collection of 4 one act plays...

by Aimee Ferenz Murder on the Nile opened at the Ritz Theater on April 5th and proves to be a gleaming success. This murder mystery play...

by Aimee Ferenz Content Warning: This show, and therefore this review, contains complex material including mention of the assault of a...

by M. Smith The date is March 8, 2024, and Haddonfield Plays and Players’ rendition of Bonnie & Clyde by Frank Wildhorn, Ivan Menchel,...

by Alex Davis The Ritz Theatre Co.’s production of Fiddler on the Roof finds its success in its simplicity. Walking into the auditorium...

by Evan Harris I grew up in Mount Laurel, NJ, and now live in Westville, right on the border of Deptford. My whole life, I have lived in...

by Amber Kusching Though it’s the middle of February, the word “chill” at Bridge Players Theatre Company means more than a feeling of...

by Lisa Palena Based on the novel My Love, My Love, by Rosa Guy, Once on This Island is a fantastical tale alluding, in a time-honored...

by Aimee Ferenze The Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan sensation, “The Producers”, is a comedic musical following Max Bialystock (a washed up...

by April Johnson On Friday, January 26th, I had the opportunity to view Masquerade Theatre’s presentation of “Picasso At the Lapin Agile”...

by Lori Caplan Clark Before we embark on this review, here’s a little truth bomb. I know very little about Monty Python humor. I know I...

by Brian K. Herrick Originally staged in 1977 at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, Working is a loose adaptation of “Working: People Talk About...