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What People Say About Break A Leg.....
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To BREAK A LEG PRODUCTIONS
I've attended several of your comedy readings & enjoyed each of them immensely.
Congratulations
to all;keep up your fine work. * * * *
Barbara Schwartz - Senior Adult Librarian "Columbus Branch"
" ... the Break A Leg production company has been a pleasure to work with.
They are very popular; in fact last weekend the audience was filled to capacity. They always present programs that are
interesting and fun and they are thoroughly professional in every apsect of their work. I am happy to have them back again
and again "
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What students had to say about Break A Leg's "Theatre Talk" class at the 14th
Street Y. "..I learned more about the theatre
than I knew before I took the course...This is a great course and I hope you return in the fall...The presenters were knowledgable
and articulate. The subject matter was varied and involved many personal antidotes."
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Thank you for a most enjoyable evening at
the Council for Senior Women. I so enjoyed the stage reading of "Isn't It Romantic" by Wendy Wasserstein. It
was fun and thought-provoking. Years laster women are still pondering about having it all.
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"...I would like to share with you
the very real positive impact that your recent play presentation had on our first-year students. As dean with responsibility
for the academic and intellectual lives of our students, I found great value in the way that your staged reading of "Copenhagen"
enhanced the theme of our 2003 Orientation and certainly inspired our students to think more intellectually. Thank you for
helping to make our 2003 First-Year Student Orientation a success and for your part in preparing our students to begin their
new academic year ready to engage in debate and to 'question the answers."
Gladstone A. Hutchingson,
Ph.D
Lafayette College, Dean of Studies, Professor, Economics and Business
October 2003
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"Loved [From Bed To Worse] Wonderful,
intricate plot...well developed characters. A winner!"
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"...my appreciation for all the efforts
that your company made in presenting a rehearsed reading of Oxygen at CUNY...It was a pleasure...I hope that our paths may
cross in the future..."
Carl Djerassi co-author
of Oxygen
May 2002
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"Thank you for arranging such a wonderful
performance of Overruled at the Library as part of our Adultery! Series. We have had such good comments on the whole series,
and we very much appreciate (Break A Leg's) time and effort..."
Harold Augenbraum
Mercantile Library Director
November 2001
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"They're very good and I enjoyed
working with (Break A Leg). Their reputation is excellent. They're moving up to another level now, the production arena,
which is marvelous. What sets them apart is their focus on comedy..."
Carol Holland - actress-writer
Manhattan Plaza News, February 2000
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"In my twenty-three years of teaching,
students have never commented at the end of a Shakespearean production that they wanted to see more. Yet, that was the comment
students made after seeing Break A Leg's...reading of Taming of the Shrew...they wanted to see more because the actors
did such a fine job..."
Barbara Litt
Lincoln
High School
Yonkers, New York
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"Thank you for the wonderful staged
reading of Eugene Ionesco's 'The Bald Soprano'...The cast all performed beautifully...my appreciation to all those
involved for their fine work."
Anne Hofmann
Donnell
Library Center Chief Librarian
April 1998
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"I must say that (Break A Leg) has
done it again!!! It was just great having you perform at our Center."
Rosalind Siegel
East
Side International Community Center
February 1996
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"It was wonderful to have (Break A
Leg) perform at our Center. What a treat...The manner of your creation and your mode of operation is in its self an enriching
learning experience. And to top that with an expert acting group who are in thought provoking pieces, that stimulate as well
as bring forth laughter, could any one ask for more?"
Rosalind Siegel
East
Side International Community Center
March 1995
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