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| The show is anchored by Siobhan Chin's [Richardson] outstanding lead performance...
-- Carlye Malchuk, The Muskoka Sun |
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... performer who really stood out was Siobhan Chin [Richardson], as Richmond ... she brought tremendous energy and panache to her role as the shining knight who saves the day. One of the feistiest young stallions from Stratford’s current stable could not have done any better. So convincing was she that, if it doesn’t seem prurient to say so, I found myself watching closely for some unequivocal evidence of female-ness. It wasn’t until she doffed her feathered cap and a luxuriant pony tail fell out that I began to see that this person really might be a girl. -- Patrick Donohue, Dilettante's Diary, www.dilettantesdiary.com |
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| [The Cast] and especially star Siobhán Chin [Richardson] are hilarious...
-- Mark Clairmont, Muskoka Today |
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| ... a solid all-round performer
... she dons ballet shoes and gets up en pointe as she sings ... -- Harry Currie, The Record |
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| ...what a marvelous job you did … I saw the wheels turning in Cindy’s head through the show. You found the wit, you found her heart … You were marvelous.
-- Andrew Lakin, playwright of The Sculpture |
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| ... every actor is splendid in their parts, with the high-octane Chin [Richardson] weaving her magic onstage and giving the other actors a lunching pad for their talents.
-- Jake Good, The Muskokan |
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