Small Town Story reviews

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NJ PRODUCTIONS OF 2018

NJ ARTS

A VERY TIMELY SHOW

that portrays the divisions in our country and thoughtfully addresses them.”

BroadwayWorld

A WORK OF EXPLOSIVE POWER

with likeable but flawed characters dealing with the kind of familial and identity problems that anyone can relate to.”

NJ Arts

Like You Like It Reviews

WINNER

OUTSTANDING NEW MUSICAL

NY IT AWARDS

CRITICS’ PICK

BACKSTAGE

“…THIS SEASONS BEST NEW MUSICAL.

…Excellent songs. Who could have imagined that good times could still be had in malls?”

Mark Peikert, BACKSTAGE

“Buck’s liberty-taking is the kind of which it’s said,

IF SHAKESPEARE WERE ALIVE TODAY, HE WOULD HAVE WRITTEN LIKE THIS.

David Finkle, THEATREMANIA

Like You Like It will wind up being produced extensively in high schools.

Peter Filichia

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The 7-Year B*tch Reviews

WINNER

OUTSTANDING NEW MUSICAL

TALKIN’ BROADWAY

Hilarious Delicious Side-splitting.

Peter Filichia

THE MOST DEPRESSING HILARIOUS THING IVE SEEN IN A WHILE, OR ELSE THE MOST HILARIOUS DEPRESSING THING…”

Seth Christenfeld

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StinkyKids Reviews

WINNER

BEST FAMILY SHOW

OFF BROADWAY ALLIANCE

HILARIOUS LYRICS.

It’s always a welcome surprise when the show ends up being endearing, funny and entertaining to both the kids and the parents in the audience.”

Erin Leigh Peck, BROADWAYWORLD

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Buck has raised the stakes.

Humor helps avoid preachiness… characters also learn a lesson, but you won’t have to hold your nose: there’s no whiff of sanctimony here.”

Laurel Graeber, THE NEW YORK TIMES

engaging and enjoyable throughout very smart.

For example, Britt and her two feuding friends break into a clever number about the differences in chewing gum. On its own, it’s a funny song, but it’s also a thoughtful way to explore the characters’ differences, and the conflict that these sometimes create.”

NEW YORK THEATRE.COM

Common Grounds reviews

WINNER

MOST PROMISING NEW MUSICAL

NYMF (HONORABLE MENTION)

“We are in a world that even while it may look like New York in 2006, probably is better known to the likes of Samuel Beckett and James Joyce, masters of the modern psyche and probable inadvertent spiritual fathers to this

WONDROUS DANCE MUSICAL.

curtainup.com

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