by Aimee Renna I had the pleasure of attending “The Play That Goes Wrong: High School Edition” at Playmasters Theater Workshop in Bensalem, PA. Don’t misunderstand, this was a fully adult production. The only reason that they must put “High school Edition” on their playbill is because they did a modified version of the script that does not require a second floor, something that would have been impossible in their single story stage space. Rights for both versions of the show

by Deitra Oliver For 40 years, The Ritz Theatre Company in Haddon Township has been bringing affordable, high-quality productions to the region, and this celebratory season has been a joy to partake in. La Gringa, the current show for their 40th season, directed by Edwin “Rico” Santiago, was very much a homecoming event for me as a reviewer. As a “No Sabo” kid, raised by a Puerto Rican mother and an African American father, this story spoke to a struggle I have felt my whole

by Robert Banskter Konstantin Stanislavski once said, “There are no small parts, only small actors.” A phrase we have all heard at one point or another in our theatre careers. One-Act Play Festivals are a testament to that fact, creating so many opportunities for actors who have not had a chance to shine in lead or featured roles to get a chance to stretch their wings, and it allows performers who wish to try directing an opportunity to do so. The 6th Annual One-Act Play Fes