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Marina P. Kennedy's writing career led her from freelancing opportunities in New Jersey and New York to writing for Broadwayworld.com where she covers entertainment, the culinary scene, culture, and some travel. Marina is the Sr. NJ Editor and Editor in Chief of BWW Food and Wine. She also has a blog in BWW Food & Wine, "Marina's Menu & Lifestyle." She hopes her readers enjoy reading her articles as much as she enjoys writing them. You can follow Marina on Twitter and Instagram @marinapk6.

Amber Kusching has been a reviewer for BWW since 2018.  She is a New Jersey- based playwright, director and theatre artist who is devoted to creating new, original works of theatre. Since graduating with her BA in Theatre Studies from Montclair State University in 2015, Amber’s original plays have been produced over twenty times in festivals throughout South Jersey, Philadelphia and NYC.
Amber has been featured at Philadelphia Fringe Festival and twice at the Jersey Fringe Festival with shows that expand the limitations of how modern theatre-goers interact with performances. Her shows have also been performed at Manhattan Repertory Theatre, The Davenport, The PIT Loft, The Chain Theatre, The Secret Theatre, The Ritz, and Venice Island Performing Arts Center. Amber is dedicated to creating theatre that generates unique audience experiences and that push the boundaries of contemporary storytelling.
Amber and her partner Tony also recently launched a digital theatre company, Virtually Possible Theatre Company, dedicated to producing new works and achieving artistic excellence through integration of modern technology into the performing arts.
Amber has written immersive and interactive plays, devised performances, short-form and-long form plays, and plays that make audiences question how we perceive theatre, each other, and society as a whole. Besides writing, Amber is an experienced theatre director, editor, actor, choreographer, producer and dramaturg. By day, Amber is an essential worker and at night her remaining time is dedicated to seeing shows, writing, and producing plays.