by Alex Davis The Ritz Theatre Co.’s production of Fiddler on the Roof finds its success in its simplicity. Walking into the auditorium Friday night to be greeted with a mostly bare, dimly lit, simple framework of a set immediately evoked the modest village of Anatevka, and set the stage for what was to come. Fiddler on the Roof, written by the team of Bock, Harnick, and Stein, has been a moving, well-regarded classic since its debut on Broadway in 1964. 60 years later, i

by Evan Harris I grew up in Mount Laurel, NJ, and now live in Westville, right on the border of Deptford. My whole life, I have lived in big places with many people. There were over 500 people in my high school class. There were people who I went to school with from kindergarten through high school that I never even met. I always viewed “community” as something you must seek out if it is something you desire. But I recently started working in Alloway Township, NJ. A town

by Amber Kusching Though it’s the middle of February, the word “chill” at Bridge Players Theatre Company means more than a feeling of coldness in the air. As the Urban Dictionary describes, chill also means “being more cool” and a “go with the flow” person. Chill is a cool word. And BPTC’s production of Be More Chill is just that: cool. Jeremy is an average teenager- that is, until he finds out about “The Squip,” a tiny supercomputer that promises to bring him everything