Moravian Academy presented “The Addams Family: A New Musical Comedy” for its annual musical with showings on Friday to Sunday, March 1 to March 3. The play based on the book written by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, a music by Andrew Lippa left the audiences in a fun experience since the adaptation had many modern innuendos sprinkled throughout. Directed by Brooke Harrsch, the show featured a full orchestra conducted by Rich Fanning. Many dance numbers unfolded, choreographed by Sabrina Joseph; music direction provided by Rob Riker. Set design was provided by Sam Roff. The musical tells the story of Wednesday Addams, played by Annie Hotz, coming of age and planning to marry to an average boy from Ohio. The family wonders, “Where did we go wrong?” Many of the scenes transpire in a graveyard of the family ancestors. Acceptance eventually comes at a family dinner with the boy’s parents. The adults are forced to examine their own relationships with their spouses leading to some humorous satire. Song numbers included “Full Disclosure,” “Live Before We Die,” “When You’re an Addams,” and “Fester’s Manifesto.”