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Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette (Feb. 19, 2007):
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Creepiest comedy of the month is Noah Haidle's 'Mr. Marmalade,'
staged just through Saturday by the rapidly developing Thank
You, Felix Productions. This is no small distinction in
a month that includes "Muckle Man" at City Theatre
and "Bug" at barebones."
"Adam
Kukic directs a fine cast. (Brian) Czarniecki's title character
and Fatla's Lucy are perfectly balanced between innocence
and corruption, and everyone else is unpredictably funny
and sometimes sad, especially (Gayle) Pazerski and (Brad)
Stephenson."
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The Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette calls Felix's Fool for Love one of the
top 25 plays of 2006!
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The P-G
also gave a nod to director Adam Kukic, actress Erica Highberg
(Fool for Love) and actor Brian Czarniecki (Sylvia).
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"...
you can see Shepard's essence in 'Fool for Love' (1983), revived
for just this week in a taut, well-acted and atmospherically
staged 65 minutes, by Thank You, Felix Productions..."
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along with boasting one of the oddest names in town, Thank
you, Felix productions is building a small track record..."
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"...
Dream may seek to transcend the limits of stage or screen
for something in between..."
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The P-G's
Bests of 2005.
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P-G "Readers
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
(April 6, 2006):
"Thank
You, Felix has a well-acted winner."
"In
'Laundry and Bourbon,' directed by Adam Kukic, Gayle Pazerski's
Elizabeth is a feeling wan slate on which McLure writes
about loss and hope, while Diana Ifft's Hattie and Joanna
Lowe's deliciously awful Amy Lee provide broad comic contrast."
"In
'Lone Star,' directed by John E. Lane Jr., (Brad) Carlin
gives the self-dramatizing Roy... a consistent high comedy
of mock heroic swagger. It's full-blooded and at a feverish
pace, occasionally repetitive but mesmerizing. Roy has a
matching straight man in the ingenuous, slightly slow Ray,
played with pitch-perfect comic restraint and naturalism
by Brad Stephenson."
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