By: Kat Brais

Kat Brais — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 14:29:25 +0000

Jennifer,
Thank you for coming out to see our production. We at ESPTFYA know our audiences and what they like and don’t like. We know the kind of performances they are expecting from our casts and crew and we are always delighted to give them more than they expected. If we can encourage families to do something together or a get a kid to think about becoming involved in the arts in ANY capacity, then we have done our job. As one of the few theaters in the entire area that carries a full Theater for Young Audiences season, we take pride in our work, our commitment to the community and our ability to continually produce high quality, affordable, family-friendly shows. Our success shows itself not in “decent” reviews, but in our return patrons, who bring their kids to show after show after show. We have watched their kids grow and have had them audition for and act in shows because of what we do (two of our girls in this show have been with us from the cradle). Sometimes, we even get their parents involved. So, if “decent” and “caricaturish” is how you see our show, then I’ll take that as a compliment. My actors and staff have made me very proud.

By: Renee Browne

Renee Browne — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 06:55:36 +0000

I saw the play with a friend on Sunday. We loved it! All of the characters were so lively and their personalities, were vibrant and extremely fun to watch. Between my friend and I, we are particular fan favorites of Aunt March and Jo March. There were many moving scenes and in many of them there were plenty of tears, both of joy and sadness. I would DEFINITELY recommend this play for both children and adults this holiday season. It shows the power of family, friendship and the the gift of giving. If there were stars for this play, definitely 5/5.

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By: Kat Brais

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