by Lori Caplan Clark When asked to review On Golden Pond which opened Friday, September 20 at Masquerade Theatre, I leapt at the chance. The movie version, released in 1981, remains one of my all-time favorites, so this was an assignment that I certainly looked forward to! The play, On Golden Pond, was written in 1979 by Ernest Thompson, and focuses on Ethel and Norman Thayer, an aging couple who spend their summers on a lake called Golden Pond. During this summer, their

by Angela Robb On the afternoon of September 14th my friend Andrew and I had a conversation about the difference between theatre people and people who like theatre. We put ourselves and those that we knew into each category and at the end of the conversation we determined that he is a person who likes theatre and I am a theatre person. We defined a person who likes theatre as someone who enjoys the shows that they see/do but that is where the love ends since their primary in

by Evan Harris I love theatre, but it’s not my only passion. I also love cooking, video games, and Dungeons and Dragons. Today, though, I want to focus on two things close to my heart: comic books and New Jersey. In 1978, my dad opened El Dorado Comics, a store that closed before I was born. Still, his love for superheroes, art, and community shaped me deeply. This passion brings me to The Toxic Avenger—New Jersey’s “first” superhero and the subject of South Camden Theatre