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Four by Tenn

“…a fine vehicle for the first public appearance of the Actor’s Lab.” “Keely Sorensen is compelling as a put upon mistress…” “Karen Riquinha gives a gut wrenching performance as a sick, aging, alcoholic prostitute…” “Ken Nardone’s expressive face and stilted mannerisms effectively depict his character’s struggle to communicate.”  Cape Cod Times

Arsenic and Old Lace    

“’Arsenic’ is a delicious poison…  tickles the audience with shivers of anticipation, comedic relief and never ending surprises that turn the stage upside down with a riot of enthusiastic activity that leaves the audience breathless.”  Provincetown Banner

“’Arsenic’ a delicious concoction…amazing that this outlandish screwball comedy is still amusing. If you think your family is dysfunctional, you haven’t met the Brewsters.”

Cape Cod Times

The Chatham Drama Guild is delivering….Arsenic and Old Lace with a jolt that could reanimate the dead population in the basement of the play’s murderous sisters.”  Cape Cod Chronicle

Anne of Green Gables    

“Cast Shines in Drama Guild’s ‘Anne of Green Gables’” Cape Cod Chronicle

“ The marvelous children in the cast…have enthusiasm and spunk that is infectious. And the adults come close to matching them with vivacity. Great fun is had by all.”  Cape Cod Chronicle

“Anne of Green Gables has been capturing hearts since…1908. She does again, in 2007. in Chatham.

Three Viewings        

Voted One of the Ten Best Plays of the 2007 season by the Cape Cod Times

“…an emotional roller coaster that traverses from pain to humor, passion to despair….edge of the seat  attention grabbing.”  Cape Cod Chronicle

“ Great acting, writing and story telling. Chatham Drama Guild’s Three Viewings delivers”  Cape Experience

“ Viewings’: Death Becomes Them…the three stories are all compelling , and the end is so satisfying it is simply to die for…If only real funerals were this much fun.” Cape Cod Times

Over The River and Through The Woods