From
BroadwayWorld.com
The
Last Castrato: Hits High Notes
By
Michael Dale/ August 24, 2005
...what
I wouldn't change is the casting of Jeff Swearingen, whose exuberant energy
and nice-guy likability is a treat to watch. Performing with no set -- just
a folding chair, two tables, minimal props and nothing behind him but a black
curtain -- director Brad McEntire puts him through a cardio workout with physically
demanding staging full of pratfalls and human sound effects. His fun performance
of an enjoyable... script makes The Last Castrato hit some pleasant high
notes.
From
Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
Out
of the Loop: Audacity Productions, The Last Castrato
by
Mark Lowry/ Staff Writer/ March
6, 2006
.
. .
There's
some outrageously funny stuff here.... Swearingen really gets into it, too...
Audacious, indeed.
From
Dallas Morning News
Anatomical
antics Swearingen shows off range in 'Castrato'
by
Lawson Taitte/ March
6, 2006
.
. .
The
world has been waiting for Jeff Swearingen to find a role that could contain
and exploit his explosive, hilarious and truly quirky talent. He's finally got
one... Under Brad McEntire's direction, Mr. Swearingen bounced between hilarity
and an almost scary intensity... More than once, the audience finds itself unable
to stop laughing.
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