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THE
DROWSY CHAPERONE Saint Michael's Playhouse
Directed by Keith Andrews
Times Argus
"Saint Michael's Playhouse The Drowsy Chaperone is a rollicking
good time. Perhaps the most charming couple was the sleazy producer
Feldzeig and his ding-a-ling girlfriend, Kitty, played deliciously by John
D. Alexander and Lilly Tobin.
HELLO
DOLLY! Gateway Playhouse
Directed by John Sheridan
"Lilly Tobin makes of Minnie Fay a bright delight."
"John Sheridan, the director and
choreographer, has made this A GRACEFUL ENSEMBLE PIECE ... He has kept a
fresh attitude, helped here by a lush-sounding orchestra, headed by William
Foster McDaniel, and AN EBULLIENT CAST ... An unpretentious Dolly
allows the other actors to shine."
FIDDLER ON
THE ROOF
John W. Engeman
Theater
Directed by
BT
McNichol
"The
Engeman Theater SOARS TO DAZZLING HEIGHTS with its latest musical.
It is
within the very first few moments that theatergoers will sense that they are
about to experience something EXTRAORDINARILY SPECTACULAR ... Fiddler
on the Roof may very well be Engeman's finest production to date and
Saturday night's performance received a resounding standing ovation that was
richly deserved ...
Jodie
Langel (Tzeitel), Allison Walla (Hodel), and LILLY TOBIN (CHAVA) ARE TO BE
COMMENDED FOR THEIR ZESTFUL PERFORMANCES as the three headstrong
daughters who usher change into their father's life."
"The actresses playing the other two
marriage-bound daughters, Alison Walla as Hodel and LILLY TOBIN AS CHAVA,
ARE GOOD TOO. Their beaus, played by Andy Kelso and Ben Gunderson, also
acquit themselves well."
A CHRISTMAS CAROL
McCarter Theater
Directed by Michael Unger
Choreography by Rob Ashford
"Once again, the annual production of A
Christmas Carol is a winner. This year's edition at the Princeton playhouse
scored mightily at Friday's opening ... The audience interrupted the
proceedings several times with rounds of applause ... At the head of the production,
director
Michael Unger gets great joy from his cast."
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
Ogunquit Playhouse
Directed by BT McNicholl
with Sally Struthers and Eddie Mekka
Portsmouth Herald News "Tevye's
three oldest daughters, Tzeitel, Hodel and Chava
played by Catia Ojeda, Laura Shoop and LILLY TOBIN ARE DELIGHTFUL in their
quest for release from the
suffocation of their surroundings."
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SeascoastOnline
"DRAMATIC Fiddler
is sum of its BRILLIANT ACTING, set, sound.
The Ogunquit
production is brilliant, A DAZZLING THEATRICAL ACHIEVEMENT.
"
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The York Independent
"The three older
daughters are a WELL-CAST, dancing ensemble. Laura Shoop, as second daughter
Hodel, has an especially strong voice; Catia Ojeda is an attractive,
believable oldest daughter Tzeitel, and petite LILLY TOBIN IS INDEED A
'LITTLE BIRD'." View
Into the Woods
Saint Michael's Playhouse
Directed and Choreographed by Gregory Ramos
Burlington Free Press "LILLY
TOBIN CLEARLY UNDERSTANDS that Little Red Ridinghood is not just a one dimensional character
intent on getting to grandma's house and aptly pulls off the difficult to reconcile elements of innocence and
sarcasm."
Times Argus
"Lilly Tobin played Little Red
Riding Hood as the cute little girl who plays it for all it's
worth, and it was VERY EFFECTIVE AND FUNNY."
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North Country Public Radio
"LILLY TOBIN IS
JUST PLAIN TERRIFIC as Little Red Ridinghood ...
Musical Director, Thomas Cleary has
some terrific singers in the cast, and their SOLO AND ENSEMBLE WORK IS
EXCELLENT, ESPECIALLY (Marc Tumminelli, Lilly Tobin,
John Patrick Hayden, and Abby Lee) in the quintet
Your Fault."
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On the Town Main Hall Theater
Directed by William Martin
Choregraphed by Rusty Curcio
Staten Island Advance
"The show's MAJOR DAZZLE comes from several actresses who create
larger-than-life characters. IN PARTICULAR, HILDY (LILLY TOBIN), a sassy
taxi-driver who's very forward in her pursuit of a sailor ... While some
might call her attempts to throw her body at Chip the actions of a loose
woman, Tobin is never less than CHARMING AND SINCERE IN HER EVERY WACKY
MOMENT."
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My Fair Lady
Ogunquit Playhouse
Directed by Shaun Kerrison
with Jefferson Mays as Higgins
Wall Street Journal "STRONGLY
CAST and sharply directed by Shaun Kerrison ... EXCEPTIONAL ... An
IMMENSELY APPEALING piece of work that pleased me no end."
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The
Portland Press Herald
"AN
ABSOLUTE FEAST FOR THE SENSES ... The Ogunquit Playhouse has chosen wisely
with this ALL-STAR CAST ... It's a beautiful production that will leave you
wanting to dance into the night."
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