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"especially memorable... creative, interesting... witty...
Charles Goonan is hilarious as a wisecracking blackbird... A scene
full of owls and other sinister night creatures is particularly impressive."
-- New York Times
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"The Adhesive Theater Project has taken on the noble goal of resurrecting this
play, and have done so with a production that relies heavily on puppetry, spectacle,
and multimedia... both the story and this style of theatre are more interesting
than one might suspect. The puppetry is quite impressive...
Chantecler is very entertaining."
-- NYTheatre.com
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"Chantecler is a beautiful play about following your heart and being
true to your inspiration. And director Cory Einbinder is true to his heart
in this wonderfully inspired show... Chantecler has some truly
amazing and innovative 'puppets' as well as a live band, a different artist
nightly (for set dressing) and a wonderful cast... awesome...
It was quite wonderful to have so much live sensory action... Orion Taraban
had a strong performance as the charismatic Chantecler and Kalle Macrides was quite
charming as the Pheasant."
-- New York Cool
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"Nothing short of extraordinary... Stunningly theatrical, moodily evocative,
and even a little scary at times, this Spring Awakening crackles
with invention and intelligence."
-- NYTheater.com
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"Einbinder genuinely succeeds."
-- Village Voice
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"gorgeously imaginative staging... artistic triumph of the year...
Cory Einbinder has reached into an enormous bag of tricks to give this production
an almost non-stop sense of whimsy.
-- Citipaper
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"Imagination abounds... Einbinder has to be commended on his witty,
atmospheric production.
-- Philadelphia Weekly
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"amazingly powerful... Cory Einbinder directs with imagination...
deserves to be seen by a much larger audience."
-- Hats Off
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"Go. This is the most invigorating theatrical production we have seen
in Philadelphia this fall. It has renewed our enthusiasm for theater.
It has made us wonder again at the magic of acting and language."
-- Welcomat
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"Well tuned... accomplished production... thoroughly engrossing."
-- Philadelphia Inquirer
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