The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Abridged is the single funniest show I have ever seen. I love how you managed to blend classic drama with current comedy in a seamless and hilarious way. The jobs jabs at everyone from Jessica Simpson to No Doubt were amazing the first time, but backwards were nothing short of gut busting.

-Timothy J. Hughes, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

PS �But Love�

 

Thank you so much for letting me come see your play of Shakespeare: Abridged. I had been expecting a very boring reenactment of Shakespeare�s works, but instead it was a funny, different-than-usual type of approach. You made Shakespeare seem like a modern-day comedy and not something written hundreds of years ago. I especially liked the part where Rome started calling Juliet �But Love�. Thank you again for the great experience.

-Matt V., Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

I really enjoyed seeing The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged. I expected it to be boring, but I was laughing out loud. I especially liked the backwards version of Hamlet. Thank you so much for letting us come.

-Ben Trachtman, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs, April 14, 2004

 

I really enjoyed The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged a lot. It was very funny and really not what I expected. When we got there I was expecting dry and historically perfect play, but then, I noticed the sneakers. It was a great experience and I think you learn more while having fun. Though the collection of comedies was slightly confusing but funny anyway. My favorite things were the rap about Othello or Hamlet played backwards. That show added to my collection of Shakespeare spoofs (I�ve already seen �Mac Homer� the Simpsons do Macbeth) and this was great. I hope to see it again.

-Ramson Cozzillbo, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

Thank you for the Performance of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged. I was expecting it to be a boring play with Old English language, but it was quite the opposite. Instead it was hilarious and the scenes were unpredictable. I can�t believe you guys came up with such a hilarious play. It was very realistic, because you would talk usually, as if you didn�t just memorize the words.

-Daniel Ross, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

I very much enjoyed your performance of �The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged.� I don�t think there was a moment my friends and I weren�t laughing. My favorite part was when you did Hamlet fast, faster, backward, and then backward faster. Thank you.

-David Wilson, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

Thank you for letting us come to see your play of the Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged. I thoroughly enjoyed the performance. The actors made sure the audience was involved with the play and I loved the costume choice for the actors (Juliet�s costume was especially funny). I find it amazing that the play was performed so well with only three actors.

-Matt Mayer, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

I really enjoyed the Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged. It was hilarious. It was the best and funniest show I have seen. You kept me interested the whole time. I was laughing so hard my chair was squeaking. My favorite scene was the Romeo and Juliet scene. Thank you so much.

-Danyelle Lishon, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

You brought a new definition to Shakespeare for teenagers my age. Most see it as a boring part of school, but there were probably many kids in the audience who had been introduced to a more enjoyable and funny form of Shakespeare literature. I think everyone left with a better liking for Shakespeare. I love how the actors used the events of today to connect and relate with the audience. (Esp. the part about the Super Bowl!) My favorite part was when I got to go up on stage and play Ophelia J because it�s my favorite play. Thank you again! I shall return!

-Gabrielle Vitollo, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

PS- �But love!�

 

Thank you so much for letting us come to the play, it was amazing and well performed. My favorite scenes were when all the comedies were out together- it was terribly funny. The entire play was humorous and I loved the acting. Thank you again, suddenly Shakespeare seems so much more interesting.

-Rachel Hobbs, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

Thank you so much for putting on a great show. It was amusing and it brought a more humorous side of Shakespeare out. I especially liked the �Romeo and Juliet� scene. Thank you for welcoming us and making me laugh harder than I have in a long time.

-Kimmie Binning, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

When my English told me our class was going to see a Shakespeare play, I feared the worst. I thought it was going to be another boring reading of Shakespeare. As soon as the show started, I knew I was wrong. Throughout the entire show I had tears in my eyes from laughing so hard. It was phenomenal. My favorite part was the Romeo and Juliet scene. Thank you so much for putting on a wonderful show.

-Sydney Kaiserman, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

I really enjoyed The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged. It was funny and energetic. It was well done and I had a great time. This was a great time to learn about Shakespeare but at the same time have fun. I learned that Shakespeare has a humorous side to him. You guys were great. Thank you for letting us come see you!

-Chelsea Tracy, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

Thank you so much for a completely awesome performance! It was by far the funniest show in a really long time. We all thought Shakespeare would be boring, but you really made it interesting and exciting. Thanks again�you were amazing!

-Tori, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs

 

Thank you so much for letting us experience such a wonderful production. It had us talking for days. I loved how you modernized he play and actually gave us a chance to understand the Works. I hope that everyone that had a chance to see it enjoyed the production as much as my class did! Once again, thank you.

-Jennifer Rothman, Montgomery School, 8^th Grade, Chester Springs