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Howard Shapiro of The Philadelphia Inquirer
"[Give My Regards to Broadway] is dressed in old-time
elegance - a black-tie affair for the wonderfully hardworking
pianist and three song-and-dance men...Their three female
counterparts - performing as well together as they do solo -
have clear show-tune voices and wear black dresses that sway
with each move."
"Peter John Rios' engaging tap choreography greatly enhances
the show: it bursts with tap solidly delivered by all six
performers. One number, "Alexander's Ragtime Band," is
downright inspired, and the rest, under Tony Braithwaite's
direction, is best when those taps are clicking."
"[Give My Regards to Broadway] is dressed in old-time
elegance - a black-tie affair for the wonderfully hardworking
pianist and three song-and-dance men...Their three female
counterparts - performing as well together as they do solo -
have clear show-tune voices and wear black dresses that sway
with each move."
"Peter John Rios' engaging tap choreography greatly enhances
the show: it bursts with tap solidly delivered by all six
performers. One number, "Alexander's Ragtime Band," is
downright inspired, and the rest, under Tony Braithwaite's
direction, is best when those taps are clicking."
Bob Nelson of KYW Newsradio
"...We have six youthful, well-coached singers and dancers on an
extended trip down Memory Lane...They function under the banner
'Give My Regards to Broadway,' offering show business standards
dating back to the early 1900s."
"There are well-tailored overhead slides offering backgrounds of the
songs and performers who made them famous, but it's the
half-dozen live performers who put the zing in history."
"Special credit goes to Randy Davis (left) who can tap dance up a
storm"
"'Give My Regards to Broadway' is loyal to show business history
and the songs and performers who made history."
"...We have six youthful, well-coached singers and dancers on an
extended trip down Memory Lane...They function under the banner
'Give My Regards to Broadway,' offering show business standards
dating back to the early 1900s."
"There are well-tailored overhead slides offering backgrounds of the
songs and performers who made them famous, but it's the
half-dozen live performers who put the zing in history."
"Special credit goes to Randy Davis (left) who can tap dance up a
storm"
"'Give My Regards to Broadway' is loyal to show business history
and the songs and performers who made history."
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