THE BRIDE'S A C*&%
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MAURITIUS
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DANCE NATION
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HEROES OF THE
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TRAVESTIES
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TWELFTH NIGHT
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TARTUFFE
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RAPTURE, BLISTER, BURN
The Wilma Theater
"...charmingly played by Campbell O'Hare, in the show's best performance."
-David Anthony Fox, Philadelphia Citypaper
-David Anthony Fox, Philadelphia Citypaper
"Campbell O'Hare, in a gleaming, razor-edged portrayal, [is] the play's mouthpiece for the next generation of adults, and in a sly way, its truth-teller."
-Howard Shapiro, Newsworks |
"Campbell O'Hare as Avery, who provides a precocious younger generation's perspective on the issues, is funny and on-point."
-Julius Ferraro, Phindie |
“The acting is stellar...Campbell O’Hare flourishes as a high schooler discovering her sexuality.”
-Smalley Bogg, Phindie (Wolfcrush, On the Rocks) "The production is brought to life by seriously committed comic performances from the nine-member cast, most notably Campbell O’Hare as the titular Birdie...” -Christopher Munden, Phindie (Birdie’s Pit Stop, On the Rocks) “There is an exquisite moment when Urzula (Campbell O'Hare) makes her way over a narrow aisle overlooking the stage without saying a word. In the half a minute it takes O'Hare to cross, her face and body speak volumes about the misery of the last six months and her elation at moving on.” -Rebecca Rendell, Talkin’ Broadway (Describe the Night, The Wilma Theater) “...this futuristic desolation [is rendered] with terror and bleak despair, punctuated only in moments of quiet optimism and innocence by Campbell O'Hare (as the survivor Maria).” -Jim Rutter, The Philadelphia Inquirer (Mr. Burns, The Wilma Theater) |