by Aimee Ferenz Murder on the Nile opened at the Ritz Theater on April 5th and proves to be a gleaming success. This murder mystery play is based off of the Agatha Christie 1937 book, Death on the Nile. It follows the story of socialite Kay Mostyn and her new husband, Simon, as they avoid Jacqueline de Severac- ex-friend who has been following them across the continent. When a gun is fired and a key character is found dead, it is left to the remaining characters to sort ou

by Aimee Ferenz Content Warning: This show, and therefore this review, contains complex material including mention of the assault of a child and religious trauma. When first arriving at the Masquerade Theater’s production of Doubt: A Parable, I did not know anything about it. I had seen a few production photos, both of this cast and of the new Broadway revival, but the rarity of going into a show completely fresh was too good to pass up. Doubt: A Parable is a one act fol

by M. Smith The date is March 8, 2024, and Haddonfield Plays and Players’ rendition of Bonnie & Clyde by Frank Wildhorn, Ivan Menchel, and Don Black is taking the stage for opening night. Upon entering the space you are greeted by welcoming faces and the excited buzz of anticipating audience members to see the beauty that is theatre. Taking your seat you see the artistic work of the show’s Set Designer, Donald Swenson, who has created a two-leveled space with the craftsman