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A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
NYTimes Review | 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
"IT IS TRULY A BEAUTIFUL STORY, AND BLESSED UNREST'S PRODUCTION BRINGS FORTH THE PLOT'S HEARTWARMING NATURE WITH SUCH FERVOR, INCORPORATING INTO IT A BIT OF LAUGHTER AND SPIRIT THAT, ALTHOUGH EXPRESSED IN WAYS DICKENS MIGHT NOT HAVE FORETOLD, BRINGS THIS STORY TO NEW LIFE...MUCH IN THE SAME WAY SCROOGE HAS HIS OWN MOMENTS OF REVELATION.... A SUPERBLY TALENTED ENSEMBLE."
~ KRISTEN MORALE, BROADWAY WORLD
"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
NYTimes Review | 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
"IT IS TRULY A BEAUTIFUL STORY, AND BLESSED UNREST'S PRODUCTION BRINGS FORTH THE PLOT'S HEARTWARMING NATURE WITH SUCH FERVOR, INCORPORATING INTO IT A BIT OF LAUGHTER AND SPIRIT THAT, ALTHOUGH EXPRESSED IN WAYS DICKENS MIGHT NOT HAVE FORETOLD, BRINGS THIS STORY TO NEW LIFE...MUCH IN THE SAME WAY SCROOGE HAS HIS OWN MOMENTS OF REVELATION.... A SUPERBLY TALENTED ENSEMBLE."
~ KRISTEN MORALE, BROADWAY WORLD
"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