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The Blue Moon Theatre Makes You Ask, “Is that really Earnest?”
by Michael McKeon This past Saturday I was able to visit my favorite South Jersey community theater, The Blue Moon Theatre. I love everything about this little theater, including the beautiful scenic drive I get to enjoy on the way there. I had the opportunity to see The Blue Moon Theatre’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest directed by Stacey Bachman and Assistant Director Mike Russell. The Importance of Being Earnest was written by Oscar Wilde in 1894 and debut
Mar 173 min read


From Board Game to Stage: Clue: The Musical Delivers a Killer Good Time!
by M. Smith A night of mystery, intrigue, and a planned murder?! This is what awaits you at the Kelsey Theatre with Bear Tavern Project Productions rendition of Clue: The Musical. I got the chance to see this show last weekend, and truly experienced a wonderful production that brought back fond memories of playing the board game with my family. Similar to the game, the audience chooses three cards at random to begin the game: the suspect, the weapon, and the location. Thus b
Mar 155 min read


Memorable and Relevant: Spring Awakening at Spotlight Theatre
by Deitra Oliver Coming of age in early 19th-century Germany can seem like a distant and unrelatable setting to people living today. Spring Awakening bravely shows that the past is not so distant and that the struggles we face now are nothing new. Exploring themes of sexual discovery, abuse, mental health, and suicide, Spring Awakening shares the story of a group of teenagers as they journey through adolescence into young adulthood. Originally written as a stage play in 1891
Mar 114 min read
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