by Deitra Oliver Something Rotten, directed by Mark Morgan, is the Moorestown Theater Company’s 250th stage production, and the high quality of the show proves why they have been around for that long. Something Rotten is a comedic reimagining of the birth of the Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet, told from the vantage point of two bumbling brothers, their theater troupe, and a whole cast of zany characters, including good old Will Shakespeare himself. The Bottom brothers are play

by Amber Kusching When murderous, carnivorous swarming birds overrun the world, survival becomes the number one focus for the determined published author Diane, and the emotionally unstable Nat. The two strangers are brought together by their will to live and their need to survive. The two take shelter in an abandoned home by a lake. Their shared fate lies in each other’s hands as they scrounge for food and supplies during the six hours the birds do not attack when the tides

by Evie Passanante Young Frankenstein at the Kelsey Theater, directed by John M. Maurer, is a hit like no other! Along with this fabulous direction, comes astounding musical direction, by Laurie Gougher, and dazzling choreography by Haley Schmalbach. This production truly brought Transylvania to New Jersey, immersing the audience the entire time. Walking into the Kelsey Theater, I was greeted with the kindest ushers and usherettes, who handed out themed programs, looking