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Quote of the day: July 10, 2020
We show love with action–even if the action is to do nothing and give space to the other. We learn to trust when when the
Quote/thought for the day: 7/5/20
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Press for Hairspray
“Zeller is a hoot, physically busting out all over yet letting all his genuine warmth seize control as the supportive mother. In his first long dark wig, he reminds one of Kaye Ballard with all of her loud and sarcastically funny remarks. His is a big, somewhat over.the.top performance that
Press for Fiddler on the Roof
“Sam Zeller’s performance as Tevye in Lamb’s Player’s Theatre’s “Fiddler on the Roof” is almost too enormous to be contained in the Coronado theater; in fact, it may too large to be contained by the entire island. In addition to his built-in exuberance, Zeller’s extraordinary high falsetto adds unexpected interpolations.
Press for Cathy Rigby is Peter Pan
“Rigby alone could carry this performance, but luckily she doesn’t have to. She is supported by a very capable Sam Zeller (who the Trekkies among you may recognize as Lt. Ch’Targh from “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine”), the understudy, as Captain Hook/Mr. Darling. If Rigby had any ideas about stealing
Press for Man of La Mancha
“Doing fine work is Sam Zeller, back to his commandingly burly self, and powerfully so, after his star turn last summer as Hairspray’s Edna Turnblad.” StageSceneLA.com “Sam Zeller brings real menace to giant ogre Pedro.” ~ Theatremania.com “Sam Zeller’s head muleteer Pedro: a hulking, grimy animal of a man, round
Press for Disney’s Tarzan
“Of all the apes, Sam Zeller was the most believable in his role of Kerchak. Zeller’s movements, voice, and powerful physical presence made it easy for me to believe him as a protective, occasionally frightening, but well-meaning leader of the ape tribe.” –The Utah Spectrum “The cast is lead by
Press for Seussical!
“As Horton the Elephant, Sam Zeller finally gets a role that permits the musical theater star to show a softer, gentler side than Jean Valjean, Judd Fry, or Miles Gloriosus. He acts the part with warmth, lovability, and charm, and gets to sing the shows two loveliest songs, “Alone in