by Stephen T. Kreal On Friday, May 4th, I got to see the opening performance of Village Playbox’s production of Jesus Christ Superstar at the First Presbyterian Church in Haddon Heights, NJ. Normally, Village Playbox performs in the lower-level theater space beneath the church. The church graciously allowed VPB to hold the run of performances in the sanctuary of the church. It was directed by John Blackwell and assistant-directed by Haley Trimble. Natasha Thompson was stage

by Brian Herrick Caption: sexuality, identity, family secrets unveiled in a series of non-linear vignettes all in the subtle surroundings of your average Pennsylvanian funeral parlor (with special guest: the art of song!). While this might sound like the set up for your average David Sedaris inspired musing, “Fun Home” is a musical adaptation of Alison Bechtel’s 2006 graphic memoir of the same name. This reviewer had the pleasure of seeing Masquerade Theatre’s production of

by Aimee Ferenz The South Camden Theatre Company was completely new to me as I attended Kill Move Paradise on their opening night performance at the Waterfront South Theater. I was amazed to find this lovely performance space with a little less than 100 seats hidden on the corner of an ordinary section of Camden next to the Sacred Heart Church. The South Camden Theatre Company is on their 19th season with their first ever musical coming up this year (The Toxic Avenger). Kill