by M. Smith When was the last time that you heard a tale? One that truly transported you to a land of fantasy that captured every waking moment that you were reading or listening to it. A story that you finished and still couldn’t stop imagining the world that you were just transported to and now are already debating about rereading just to find that same feeling and ability to get lost in your imagination. Well, the Ritz Theatre Company’s production of Gint by Romulus Lin

by Aimee Ferenz Last night, I attended South Jersey Theatre Critics’ first Pennsylvania review at none other than The Playmasters Theater-Workshop in Neshaminy State Park, Bensalem. This serene location has stood since 1982 but The Playmasters have been sharing their love of theater since 1959. The people who have found a home in The Playmasters are wonderfully kind and excited to share their stories with you, this one being the play Ripcord by David Lindsay-Abaire. This 201

by April Johnson Mother’s Day, May 12, 2024. I traveled to the venue of Haddonfield Plays and Players to view the ground-breaking and controversial Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical. In familiarity to the venue along with the production I knew I was in for a treat. In receipt of my ticket, I realized there appeared to be a shrine filled with meditational tools. As I headed to the door, the open stage was full of scaffolding strategically draped with tapestries of