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HAPPY HOLIDAYS Here
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS "Generic Winter Holiday" "...just keep listening during the end credits for an original holiday jingle- “Generic Winter Holiday” (written byJames C. Ferguson, singer Molly Beck Ferguson, and Zack Hexum)- that’s witty and has all the makings of a holiday classic." -Brian
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DANDELION WINE "When a mechanical fortune teller (played superbly by Molly Beck) warbles songs hinting at separations and possibly even death, the exact identity of the enigmatic Forrester comes into question." - Les Spindle BackStage West |
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INTO THE WOODS "The women are the standouts... Molly Beck's mellifluous Cinderella..." - Bill Marx The Boston Globe "...the production boasts some impressive voices - most notably Molly Beck..." - Anne Marie Donahue The Boston Phoenix |
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JACK THE RIPPER "Actress Molly Beck adopts a sneer and drunken demeanor affectingly at odds with her sweet soprano voice, giving Chapman the soul of a survivor, which adds to the pathos of her demise." - Anne Marie Donahue The Boston Pheonix "...some of the performers were better than their material - especially Molly Beck as Annie..." - Regional Roundup BackStage |
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THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD "...Drood is portrayed by a woman, Molly Beck. She is energetic and engaging..." - Ellen Brams The Patriot Ledger |
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SOMETHING'S AFOOT "Molly Beck [brings] amusing hysterics to grande-dame Lady Grace Manley-Prowe." - Jules Becker The Boston Globe |
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NAKED
WOMEN... -
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