A stunning performance with wonderful acting and songs from the era which provide a clear insight into the struggles of young performers everywhere....
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BOB LEGGETTexaminer.comcertified reviewerJune 17, 2017
Amazing. Joanne Hartstone should be a national treasure. We were so glad she brought this show to us from Down Under, and thrilled by the quality of the research she had obviously done on this historical time. See full review at Indie Voice Blog....
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This show is a gift, it is history mixed with sobering observations on the dangers of high expectations that can never be met. This is a woman who had dreams. Hollywood doesn’t cater to dreams though. It creates a beautiful piece of theater that transports the audience to another era with style and grace.
As the tale unfolds, there are beautiful renditions of classic tunes. Some you will recognize, some may be new to you....
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The very best show I have seen at the Festival this year: professional, engrossing, moving. ...
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ANONYMOUS
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This show was moving yet funny. Informative and took you back to an amazing time in Hollywood. Captured the beauty of the era so beautifully. Historical yet so relevant to today....
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewerJune 19, 2017
I was highly impressed with this show. Not only is Joanne Hartstone a talented singer and actor, but she is also a talented writer and director. Ms. Hartstone gives a "tour de force" performance as a young woman chasing her American Dream. ...
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ERNEST KEARNEYhttp://www.workingauthor.com/certified reviewerJune 20, 2017
This play completely captures that 'noir' feel. You are taken back to a different era in Hollywood. At some point in the show, you forget the current time and are living in history. Brilliant and inspiring work!...
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