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Reviews

How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying
Critics Choice
Best actor in a musical (male): Ron Burrage as the endearing but conniving J. Pierrepont Finch in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." Burrage has a smile that lights up the world. He answered the daunting challenge of a character who must remain loveable no matter how underhanded he acts, and he did it beautifully, reminding me of a young Jack Lemmon with his mannerisms of a bumbling but sincere innocent. Plus, he's a damn good singer and he exudes rhythm on the dance numbers.

Alec Clayton, Tacoma News Tribune

Over the River and Through the Woods
Best of the Season
I cried through the second act of "Over the River and Through the Woods," moved by the well-considered performances.

Dave Wiethop, News Chief

Beauty and the Beast
A fine comedic performance by Ron Burrage in the role of LeFeu. Burrage did an outstanding job creating a unique voice for the character, one that was both grating and hilarious at the same time.

Kevin Brunck, ACT Cincinnati

Ron Burrage as Lefou stood out with tremendous energy and surprising movements that constantly delighted the audience. When he was onstage he was focus of attention and always a source of pleasure.

Michael Porte, ACT Cincinnati

Jekyll and Hyde, the Musical
Good Wins Out In Jekyll and Hyde
Supporting roles were well-cast, particularly Ron Burrage as Jekyll's friend, John Utterson. Utterson has the burden of carrying the exposition of the show and Burrage does well with a rich voice and careful stage presence.

Dave Wiethop, News Chief

Little Shop of Horrors
Hunger Strikes
Ron Burrage is perfect as Seymour. From his goofy glasses to his woebegone smile, Burrage is the very definition of a nerd.

Bette Kozarek, EastSider

Musical Comedy Plants a Big One!
The performance by Ron Burrage as Seymour is right on the money. Burrage brilliantly finds a deeper layer to the outwardly simple Seymour and is vocally strong to boot.

Brad Haynes, Orlando Weekly

Joey and Maria's Comedy Wedding
It Was The Best, Most Fun Time I?ve Had In? Like? Forever!
... EVERYONE is drop dead funny... (including [Ron Burrage] the priest), and you'll have little idea of what you're in store for!

Sue Copening, Connections Group