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“Ordinary Days? More Like Extraordinary Days at the Masquerade Theatre in Conjuction 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...
8 hours ago7 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...
1 day ago4 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...
2 days ago8 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


Omigod You Guys Go You Should Totally Go See Legally Blonde at the Players Club of Swarthmore Theatre
by M. Smith BREAKING NEWS! The Players Club of Swarthmore is painting the town pink as its latest production of Legally Blonde: The...
May 2910 min read


Keep “Tradition” Alive: Fiddler on the Roof at Burlington County Footlighters is a Must See!
by Cassidy Scherz If you are looking for an activity for the papas, the mamas, the sons, and the daughters this weekend, stop by...
May 155 min read


“It implies everything amiable:” For The Whim’s ”Sense and Sensibility” is a Warm and Witty Delight
by Don Toal Jr. Comedy can bloom from many sources. It can be unearthed in our expectations being subverted, from the opposite of what...
May 157 min read


You Can’t Stop The Beat at Bridge Players Theatre Company’s Hairspray!
by Laura Duffy Hairspray is one of those musicals that I think everyone who loves theatre has some sort of relationship with – whether...
May 125 min read


Godspell is “All for the Best” at Haddonfield Plays & Players
by Josh Buffington Day by day I was hoping for the chance to see an amazing production of Godspell and Haddonfield Plays & Players...
May 124 min read


Sister Act: It Would Be a Sin to Miss this Production at Ritz Theatre Co
by Stephen Kreal On Saturday, May 3rd, I went to see Sister Act at the Ritz Theater Company in Oaklyn. Sister Act is written by Cheri...
May 85 min read


In the Depths of a Dungeon, Hope Rises: Village Playbox's Stirring Man of La Mancha
by Mike McKeon You know, the one thing I’ve always loved about Spring was the concept of rejuvenation it brings. The scent of new...
May 84 min read


Anything Goes: All Aboard for Laughter and Romance at Kelsey Theatre
by Aimee Renna Last night I had the delight of seeing the Mercer County Community College Academic Theater, Dance, & Entertainment Tech...
May 45 min read


Pack Mentality, Precisely Executed: The Wolves at Players Club of Swarthmore
by Ash Kotter Reading plays was my tether to the stage during the 12 years I wasn’t doing theatre. In 2018, during a 3 AM nursing...
May 45 min read


From the Darkness: Light - How the Light Gets In at South Camden Theatre Company
by Stephen Kreal On Friday, May 2nd, I attended the opening night performance of How The Light Gets In at South Camden Theater Company....
May 35 min read


"After the Blast" at Langhorne Players - A Dystopian Warning
by Stephen Kreal On Friday, April 25th I attended the opening night performance of After the Blast , a play written by...
Apr 275 min read


Walking on Moonbeams: Masquerade’s Once Is Delicately Golden
by Ash Kotter Walls textured with abstract brush strokes of gold and green. Globe string lights draped overhead, the kind you find in...
Apr 276 min read


Rock of Ages at PCS Ain't Nothin' but a Good Time!
by Stephen Kreal On Thursday, April 24th, I had the pleasure of seeing Player’s Club of Swarthmore’s production of Rock of Ages ....
Apr 275 min read


“It was the nicest present I could bring you:” Gateway Playhouse’s The Man Who Came to Dinner is Classic Comedy Made with Care (and Calf’s Foot Jelly)
by Don Toal Some shows just feel like coming home again. It can be for any number of reasons. It can be the atmosphere the show...
Apr 86 min read


A Thrilling Experience at Kelsey Theatre: Deathtrap Delivers Unexpected Twists and Stunning Performances
by Mike McKeon “Whoa! That was not what I expected!” I found myself repeating throughout my time at Mercer County Community College,...
Apr 73 min read


Our New Philosophy: Charlie Brown at Cumberland Players is Fantastic!
by Dominic Traini Last night I attended Cumberland Player’s production of the cult classic musical You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown . ...
Apr 73 min read
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