by Ash Kotter We’ve now since closed the door on the 2026 Winter Olympic Games, but Haddonfield Plays & Players has opened seven new ones for us and launched into its own team precision sport: Olympic-level comedy. I’m truthfully more of a casual Olympics observer than an avid follower. It’s not that I don’t marvel at the athleticism that defies gravity and common sense. I just never made a tradition of watching the games with any regularity… … except for curling. Good God

by Aimee Ferenz The lights have come up on another fantastic production at the Levoy theater in Millville, NJ. Shrek the Musical is a full musical adaptation of the hugely successful Dreamwork franchise of the same name, originally hitting Broadway in 2008. Since then, there have been thousands of productions at local theaters and high schools across America making it one of the most produced musicals in history. With so many different casts and performances, it can be diffi

by Don Toal Jr. We all carry a lot around with us. We carry regrets, mistakes, insecurities, fears. We carry around masks and walls we put up to protect ourselves from those same sources of fear and loneliness. Which is why having a space to let those walls down and be the most authentic versions of ourselves is so important. To feel emotions honestly and without judgment. For me (and I would imagine, a lot of folks reading these words), the theatre is definitely that s