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A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
"The other players handle multiple roles with dexterity, humor, and heart – avuncular and authoritative, youthful and boyish, romantic and tragic." -Jon Sobel, Blogcritics.org | Read Full Review
"A superbly talented ensemble..." -Kristen Morale, Broadwayworld.com | Read Full Review
"Director and choreographer Jessica Burr has created a number of dazzling moments with her precise unison of expressive staging, movement and dance. With only a few vintage trunks and a door, all on wheels, Ms. Burr achieves many vivid stage pictures. Walking up a flight of imaginary stairs is a thrilling display of mime. Burr’s work with the ensemble, most of whom play several roles is excellent with their colorful characterizations as evidence."
"Claire Fort has a serene dignity as Bob Cratchit’s wife Helen. Wearing a lighted wreath on her head, Ms. Fort is also a spritely Ghost of Christmas Past and is one of the charitable solicitors." -Darryl Reilly, theatrescene.net | Read Full Review
Brooklyn Bridge by Melissa James Gibson
"Some neighbors are normal (Claire Fort’s compassionate Talidia) while others are wacky...but every interaction offers a more revealing peek into Sasha’s conflicted emotional state." -Dusty Somers, The Seattle Times | Read Full Review
"..a warm and compassionate Claire Fort" - Miryam Gordon, Miryam's Theatre Musings | Read Full Review
"The cast of Brooklyn Bridge is an amazing ensemble" - Kelly Rogers Flynt, Seattle's Child | Read Full Review
"The other players handle multiple roles with dexterity, humor, and heart – avuncular and authoritative, youthful and boyish, romantic and tragic." -Jon Sobel, Blogcritics.org | Read Full Review
"A superbly talented ensemble..." -Kristen Morale, Broadwayworld.com | Read Full Review
"Director and choreographer Jessica Burr has created a number of dazzling moments with her precise unison of expressive staging, movement and dance. With only a few vintage trunks and a door, all on wheels, Ms. Burr achieves many vivid stage pictures. Walking up a flight of imaginary stairs is a thrilling display of mime. Burr’s work with the ensemble, most of whom play several roles is excellent with their colorful characterizations as evidence."
"Claire Fort has a serene dignity as Bob Cratchit’s wife Helen. Wearing a lighted wreath on her head, Ms. Fort is also a spritely Ghost of Christmas Past and is one of the charitable solicitors." -Darryl Reilly, theatrescene.net | Read Full Review
Brooklyn Bridge by Melissa James Gibson
"Some neighbors are normal (Claire Fort’s compassionate Talidia) while others are wacky...but every interaction offers a more revealing peek into Sasha’s conflicted emotional state." -Dusty Somers, The Seattle Times | Read Full Review
"..a warm and compassionate Claire Fort" - Miryam Gordon, Miryam's Theatre Musings | Read Full Review
"The cast of Brooklyn Bridge is an amazing ensemble" - Kelly Rogers Flynt, Seattle's Child | Read Full Review
