by Dominic Traini Last night I attended Cumberland Player’s production of the cult classic musical You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Evan Harris, who portrayed the staple character, Charlie Brown was simply perfection. He exemplified Charlie’s “lovable loser” aura expertly. I particularly took note of the defeated look on his face after every misfortunate encounter with the other iconic Peanuts characters. Harris also had the best rendition I’ve seen of the classic lunchti

by Stephen Kreal On Friday, April 4th, I had the pleasure of seeing the opening night performance of Table Settings at Burlington County Footlighters second stage. The production was directed by Alice Weber. Originally published in 1979, Table Settings has been a long-running, perennial hit off-Broadway. Table Settings premiered at Playwrights Horizons in New York City in January 1980, under the direction of award-winning playwright/director James Lapine. It was later made i

by Aimee Renna Last night I had the pleasure of seeing Steel Magnolias at The Blue Moon Theatre in Woodstown. If you have never attended a show here prior, it is a small black box theater located on the ground floor of the old Opera House along Main Street. While the building has stood the test of time, The Blue Moon theatre is a much more recent engagement of the last decade by the valiant efforts of the Stark family and their board. Steel Magnolias is a two act play follow