Press for Regeneration Theatre
Reviews for Small Craft Warnings
"...with this choice of a play, Regeneration Theatre has shown its audience that this is one play of his that isn’t revived quite as often, but perhaps should be. It’s just the latest addition to their long-line of revivals of plays that actually deserve to be revived, unlike some other revivals we see in the industry."
OnStage Blog
Reviews for As Is
"As Is, particularly in this production, reminds the audience that situations are only addressed when they are identified, spoken about, and rallied around… as is will remind you that every voice is needed, even an echo from the past."
Drama Queens Review
"And sometimes you can go to a very very modest Off Off-Broadway production like this… and find just really excellent, excellent acting… everyone here deserves to be on stage any time they want… I just thought it was a wonderful play and I highly recommend it.”
Michael Portantiere, Broadway Radio’s “Broadway for Sunday”
Reviews for Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
"In light of those inauspicious beginnings, one can only marvel at Regeneration Theatre’s courageous decision to launch an off-Broadway revival of Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean after more than thirty years. And yet they did. And, surprisingly, we can be glad that they did."
A Seat on the Aisle
Reviews for Kennedy's Children
"Kennedy's Children in Regeneration's astute production has stepped up the pace and the stakes."
Not Another Book Review Blog
UK Tour Reviews for My Gay Best Friend
"witty, articulate and touching. Very funny in parts, and sweet in others, Louise Jameson and Nigel Fairs play the duo with love and laughter from the moment the bolshy brassy and spikey Rachel locked in a karaoke refuge of a toilet kicks off proceedings. The beauty is in the writing and the development of the relationship between the well spoken and sensitive Gavin and the fabulously outspoken and yet fragile Rachel. Both actors were delightful to watch..."
THE LATEST 7
"As a portrayal of a friendship which is constantly in danger of souring it's a very compelling piece... a relationship which seems to cover all the bases from deep affection to irritation to something like hate; quite often within the space of a few hours... My Gay Best Friend is a short, sweet, rather lovely evening of theatre."
G SCENE
Reviews for Boys in the Club
"The five performers create a tight ensemble that is engaging [and] Director Jennifer O’Donnell has created a little gem...At the heart of this story is a desire for acceptance regardless of your life challenges and a fundamental need not to walk your path alone."
NY Theatre Guide
"At a time when it’s easy to say “get over it,” to every kind of population going through any issue or struggle, this play is necessary to remind us that behind sentiments, words, and acronyms are human beings who may got on with the business of living, but getting over it, is usually not an option when you’re living with it."
Hi! Drama
"...with this choice of a play, Regeneration Theatre has shown its audience that this is one play of his that isn’t revived quite as often, but perhaps should be. It’s just the latest addition to their long-line of revivals of plays that actually deserve to be revived, unlike some other revivals we see in the industry."
OnStage Blog
Reviews for As Is
"As Is, particularly in this production, reminds the audience that situations are only addressed when they are identified, spoken about, and rallied around… as is will remind you that every voice is needed, even an echo from the past."
Drama Queens Review
"And sometimes you can go to a very very modest Off Off-Broadway production like this… and find just really excellent, excellent acting… everyone here deserves to be on stage any time they want… I just thought it was a wonderful play and I highly recommend it.”
Michael Portantiere, Broadway Radio’s “Broadway for Sunday”
Reviews for Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
"In light of those inauspicious beginnings, one can only marvel at Regeneration Theatre’s courageous decision to launch an off-Broadway revival of Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean after more than thirty years. And yet they did. And, surprisingly, we can be glad that they did."
A Seat on the Aisle
Reviews for Kennedy's Children
"Kennedy's Children in Regeneration's astute production has stepped up the pace and the stakes."
Not Another Book Review Blog
UK Tour Reviews for My Gay Best Friend
"witty, articulate and touching. Very funny in parts, and sweet in others, Louise Jameson and Nigel Fairs play the duo with love and laughter from the moment the bolshy brassy and spikey Rachel locked in a karaoke refuge of a toilet kicks off proceedings. The beauty is in the writing and the development of the relationship between the well spoken and sensitive Gavin and the fabulously outspoken and yet fragile Rachel. Both actors were delightful to watch..."
THE LATEST 7
"As a portrayal of a friendship which is constantly in danger of souring it's a very compelling piece... a relationship which seems to cover all the bases from deep affection to irritation to something like hate; quite often within the space of a few hours... My Gay Best Friend is a short, sweet, rather lovely evening of theatre."
G SCENE
Reviews for Boys in the Club
"The five performers create a tight ensemble that is engaging [and] Director Jennifer O’Donnell has created a little gem...At the heart of this story is a desire for acceptance regardless of your life challenges and a fundamental need not to walk your path alone."
NY Theatre Guide
"At a time when it’s easy to say “get over it,” to every kind of population going through any issue or struggle, this play is necessary to remind us that behind sentiments, words, and acronyms are human beings who may got on with the business of living, but getting over it, is usually not an option when you’re living with it."
Hi! Drama