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SAY YES! at BERKSHIRE THEATRE FESTIVAL |
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| New York Times, by Alvin Klein |
| Christianne Tisdale (Lenore) and J. Robert Spencer (Barnaby) are affable as the honest sweethearts, with integrity intact, as well as a real sense of screwball comedy in a ludicrously staged duet�stylish performers |
| Variety, by Markland Taylor |
| Christianne Tisdale's whole-hearted performance... |
| Boston Globe, by Richard Dyer |
| One member of the cast was exceptional, Christianne Tisdale... |
| Newberkshire.com, by Frances Benn Hall |
| Christianne Tisdale has a strong Garland-type voice and uses it well. |
| The Record, by Bob Goepfert |
| Christianne Tisdale is a charming Lenny, the girl who has ideals. She sings well, projects an energetic spirit that makes us like this strong-willed woman, who is anxious to fall in love with a person who has a strong sense of commitment... he and Tisdale form a nerd-poster couple for which we can root. |
| Berkshire Eagle, by Jeffrey Borak |
| �played with dimension by Christianne Tisdale, who has a keen sense of the rapid-fire screwball comedy style. |
| Pittsfield Gazette, by Jonathan Levine |
| Christianne Tisdale skillfully turns the radical Lenore into a more feminine version of Zelda from the �Dobie Gillis Show.� |
| Metroland, by Ralph Hammond |
| The other standout is Tisdale�s sensible Lenore, who's high cheekbones become aglow with love while her hard eyes turn to polished gemstones. Add a clear, soaring voice and she can hold anyone�s attention� |
| The Daily Gazette, by Paul Lamar |
| What can you say about this company but yes? With marvelous singing and acting from the leads, Spencer and Tisdale. |
| The New-Times, by Chesley Plemmons |
| The young and vivacious Lenore Hirsh (Christianne Tisdale) is so much a socialist you can almost see her red underwear�Tisdale and Spencer make their wallflower characters bloom |
| WBRK Radio, by Ron Lee |
| Christianne Tisdale is delightful as Lenore�appealing, spunky, vocally brilliant. |
| Litchfield Times |
| Christianne Tisdale makes Lenore a feisty yet vulnerable precursor of the feminist movement; her voice is rich and precise. |
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