THE STAR LEDGER
“Robert Rechnitz’s direction has made You Can’t Take It With You not
only a smashing success, but also the best revival of the 2004-2005
New Jersey theatrical season.”
“J.R. Horne is wonderfully avuncular as Grandpa. Peggy Cosgrave
makes Penny a dilly of a dilettante. As the dancing-mad Essie, Brandi
Wooten can throw a whirling dervish out of whirl…”
“Neil Prince has provided a honey of a set – a lovingly created early
20th century livingroom. Moira Shaughnessy comes up with dozens of costumes that affectionately replicate the world of the 30’s, down to
the apron on a waitress’s uniform.”
“This is surely, easily, and automatically one of
New Jersey’s finest theaters.”
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“The Monmouth County based Two River Theater Company
has mounted the classic Kaufman-Hart farce You Can’t Take
it With You on a grand scale with a production that would do
honor to any major regional theatre… [and] thanks to the folks
at Two River and their benefactors, Red Bank, Monmouth
County and all of New Jersey have acquired an exceptionally
beautiful, playable and audience friendly new theatre which
could revitalize the immediate area and the entire New Jersey
theatre scene. If Two River is able to maintain the high
standard which it has set for itself with its current production,
Red Bank…will become a major get away destination for
theatre loving New Yorkers.”
“Our highest expectations…are fulfilled by the ever-escalating
mad creativity of George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, and the
delightful cast of farceurs under the nimble and inventive
direction of Robert M. Rechnitz. The high-spirited humor…
continued through the happy resolution.”
TWO RIVER TIMES
“The theater…is magnificent…the auditorium inspires awe.”
“Highlighted by several outstanding performances, this
You Can’t Take It With You is a delight.”
“Miss Cribbs and Mr. Blew make the central young
couple’s affection contagious.”
ASBURY PARK PRESS
“…a reverent revival of an old-school Broadway hit in an exciting
new setting, rendered with love and performed by a group
spearheaded by Broadway veterans…”
“It’s hard not to want to spend some time in this house
of art and craft and laughter.” |