'Billy Witch' Has Campy Appeal but Is Too Thin
The changes of adolescence can often seem more terrifying than a ghost story and equally as strange (I’m growing hair where?). In “Billy Witch,” getting its world premiere at Astoria Performing Arts Center, playwright Gregory S. Moss combines the two, creating a creepy summer-camp tale that recasts the maturation into adulthood as an adolescent monster mash. Instead of deepening voices and surging h…