by Stephen Kreal On Friday, September 19th, I went to the opening night performance of Flaming Idiots at Playmasters Theater Workshop, nestled in Neshaminy State Park in Bensalem PA. Flaming Idiots is written by award-winning playwright and actor Tom Rooney. It was directed by Kathy Garafano. Rob Drigant acted as Stage Manager. Flaming Idiots was originally presented in 1992 at the TADA! Theatre off-off Broadway in New York City. It was the co-winner of the 1992 New Americ

by Laura Duffy “Don't breathe too deep Don't think all day Dive into work Drive the other way…” In my humble opinion, there’s always something to be gained from seeing a production of Rent. The show has it all - an addictive rock score, a powerful message, complex and lovable characters, and, unfortunately, continuing political and social relevance in today’s world. A perfect example: sitting in the audience at Haddonfield Plays and Players on Friday night, watching two dear

by Kristine Bonaventura “After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world.” - Philip Pullman. Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play tells the story of six survivors from an unspecified apocalypse involving nuclear power plants and how they manage to push society forward through storytelling - specifically, their memory of The Simpsons. As someone who grew up watching The Simpsons I was particularly excited to experience this production