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Review: In the ‘Almost Famous’ musical, Cameron Crowe’s coming-of-age rock tale burns bright
By Charles McNulty
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"The singing, especially in the big ensemble numbers, is quite simply gorgeous. When William gets a magazine assignment to interview Stillwater, a band that seems poised for a breakthrough, he meets a group of fan girls known as the Band-Aids, whose voices enchant every bit as much as the artists they worship."
BWW Review: MAMMA MIA! Sizzles in Icy Syracuse's Crouse Hinds Theater
By Natasha Ashley
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"A very strong choral ensemble is key to the production's success. The powerful and lively vocals in the chorus and the intricate dance numbers add to each scene making the show just pure entertainment, which is definitely what the typical Mamma Mia patrons are seeking."
BWW Review: MAMMA MIA! at the Hippodrome Theatre Hosts 'The Farewell Tour' Impressively
By Charles Shubow
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"This 20 member cast pours their hearts out and is just so full of energy that audiences continue to love this show. If you've seen it before, see this current production. If you have never seen it, you must attempt to see it in person. You will not regret it."
Review: ‘Almost Famous’ captures a shining moment of youth, love and music in Old Globe world premiere
By James Herbert
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"Penny lane’s fellow Band Aids — played by Katie Ladner, Storm Lever and Julia Cassandra — lend lots of personality and vocal power"
Katie Ladner, Solea Pfeiffer, Casey Likes, Julia Cassandra and Storm Lever (from left) in the Old Globe's "Almost Famous."
(Neal Preston)
Loch Ness: A New Musical at the Chance Theater
By Angela Hatcher
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"[Julia Cassandra] is enchanting as Haley, and her angelic vocals are well-suited for the part."