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what they're saying about us:
"For sheer laughs, take in SINGLE BULLET THEORY. Full of
sex, longing and plenty of profanity played for laughs, Single
BULLET THEORY is the perfect antidote to the blues, the doldrums,
or any other temporary malaise you might be suffering from."
Kessa De Santis, Electronic Link Journey, April 2002
"Funnier than DEATH OF A SALESMAN with more dialogue than
BLUE MAN GROUP. SINGLE BULLET THEORY is rich and filled with twists
and turns. A fine piece of work."
Eric Stoltz, actor
"The bedfellows keep getting stranger and stranger. Director
John McDermott stages the amorous antics with a light touch and
the company maintains a lively pace. The members of the cast are
an admirable bunch. Reed Robins serves up winning original compositions
and savvy sound design."
Elias Stimac, BACKSTAGE, 4/17/02
"This is an uproarious comedy."
Kessa De Santis, Electronic Link Journey, April 2002
"The glory of playwright Richard Harland Smith's work and
Keith Oncale's direction is that it is so fine to listen to
everything they (the characters) say. Each actor was indispensable to the
play's success, and it speaks volumes to their talent that
all characters seemed autochthonous (look it up!) to the milieu."
David Mackler, Off-Off Broadway Review, May 2001
"Playwright Barbara Herel, a sly observer of human flaws,
has a soft spot for those (larvae) caught between growth and
stagnation. The dark implications of her material is conveyed by expert comic
turns from the 12 members of Lightning Strikes Theatre Company
who also know how to exact a certain sadness from the proceedings."
Scott Makin, citysearch.com, August 2001
"The production is fascinatingly intellectual and bravely
dramatic. It covers more ground in under two hours than plays
twice its length."
David Mackler, Off-Off Broadway Review, May 2001
"Twelve plays in one sitting, and they leave the audience
wanting more? What a tribute to the cast of Durang by the Dozen:
No Guns No Sofas one of the best ensembles to liven a New York
stage in recent seasons."
Adrienne Onofri, Off-Off Broadway Review, August 2000
"The costumes are terrific, and the actors who inhabit them
are ridiculously talented. At the end of 2 1/2 hours, you can't
believe that only 13 actors made so many characters come to life."
Peter Shaughnessey, Backstage
"The performances in Durang by the Dozen can make all concerned
rejoice about the talent pool available Off-Off-Broadway."
Adrienne Onofri, Off-Off Broadway Review, August 2000
"Completely successful as an evening of exquisitely wrought
theatre. Beautifully produced, intelligently directed, and
vividly performed, this production of Crazyface proved Lightning Strikes
Theatre Company a force to be reckoned with. "
Doug DeVita, Off-Off Broadway Review
"The play (Crazyface) has a riveting text, and this production
by the Lightning Strikes Theatre Company under the direction
of Alexandra Ornitz is an artistic tour de force."
Lucy Komisar, American Reporter
"(LSTC) conjured up some hair-raising theatricality of the
sort rarely delivered Off-Off Broadway."
Marshall Yeager, Off-Off Broadway Review
"Lightning Strikes Theatre's current production (Our Country's
Good) , with its pocket-size stage and limited facilities,
works beautifully. It is far more affecting than many another more-elaborate
attempt."
Irene Backelenick, BACKSTAGE, June 1998
"The ensemble continues to work its magic."
Irene Backelenick, BACKSTAGE, June 1998
"The strength and competence of the cast is a pleasure to
see (God's Country)."
The Village Voice, June 1996
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