Since it is not enough that The Twilight Saga has taken over our theaters, our bookshelves and our (or at least my) thoughts, the series also moved to Broadway. On January 16th, at The New World Stages in the Big Apple (New York City, DUH), the play took on a more comedic side than the adorably cheesy book and movie series. But before I go on, I must clarify that the Twilight Series and I have a unique love/hate relationship; I have read each book at least three times *embarrassing* and still love re-reading the books when I find myself daydreaming about my imaginary boyfriend. However, at times I must acknowledge the stupidity of the whole thing: the acting (except of course the acting of my future husband Robert Pattinson, who deserved an Emmy), in the first movie may have ruined the first three books for me. Also the fact that the chances of me finding my vampire soul mate are slightly rare, makes the whole thing a little craycray. The play received quite fabulous reviews; critics especially praised the actors. From the many twilight and vampire spoofs out there, you would think that this play would contain the same average and repetitive humor, but the critics were impressed but the fresh take on the vampire parody. I shall remain a fan and of course a part of TEAM EDWARD for as long as I will live. And it is quite comforting to know that I am not the only one that hates loving the iconic series.