| Here are some of the nice (or nicer) things that have been said about me in print and around the web. |
| The Island Packet - May 5th, 2006 |
| Cort (Gaston) is perfectly cast for the part and is only outshone in some scenes by his sidekick Le Fou, played with incredible pluck by Bryce Bermingham, a newcomer to the Arts Center whose role as a buffoon disguises a talented man, who not only is a gifted actor, but also displays impressive ability in his role as fight director for the show. |
| Penny Star |
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The Dominion Post – August 4th, 2005 |
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“Gaston”…was probably the best-performed of the play…I should note that Bermingham is a capable and talented physical comedian and the character probably is the one that kids will get the biggest kick out of. |
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Katie McDowell |
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www.altweeklies.com - May 11, 2005 |
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…talented physical comedian Bryce Bermingham shone as second-banana Lefou. |
| Byron Woods |
| Classical Voices of North Carolina - May 5, 2005 |
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Bryce Bermingham expertly executes many a hilarious pratfall as Gaston’s long-suffering Harpo Marx-like assistant Lefou. |
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Robert W. McDowell |
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Triangle - May 3, 2005 |
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As Lefou, Gaston's sidekick, the amazingly limber Bryce Bermingham takes a pratfall on practically every other line. |
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Roy C. Dicks |
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The South End - April 15, 2005 |
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Bryce Bermingham did an outstanding job in portraying the dim-witted character Lefou. |
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Nick Bashour |
| Theatremania.com - December 27, 2004 |
| And here's a word for Bryce Bermingham as Lefou, who I'm sure set a Guinness Book of World Records record for falling down and getting up with the fewest hemisemidemi-seconds passing. I've seen cuts of beef and salmon that have been filleted but never a human being who'd had his bones removed. Yet Bermingham must have had that done to him, considering the way he moved about the stage. |
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Peter Filichia http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm/story/5475 |
| Lagniappe -December 10, 2004 |
| His "Gaston" with the male chorus stops the show....a marvelously antic, frantic knockabout comic foil in Bryce Bermingham's Lefou. |
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David Cuthburt |
| Talkinbroadway.com - May 22, 2002 |
| Bryce Bermingham as Mungojerrie and Pamela Rainey as Rumpleteazer make a great pair as the cats who happen to be cat burglars, or is it troublemakers? Both performers have solid vocals to match their first rate dance technique. Their duet in act one is another musical number highlight of the evening. |
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John Garcia http://www.talkinbroadway.com/regional/dallas/dallas56.html |
| Dennis C. Callin - June 22nd, 20002 |
| The double cartwheel is still there and so is a lively routine. One thing makes Bryce always interesting to watch – he seems to be always be having fun… |
| http://jelliclechronicles.org/catstour2.htm |
| Jenny's Jellicle Heaven - January 26, 2002 |
| Ok, I just have to say one thing. Bryce Bermingham has a beautiful voice! He and his new Rumple, Pam Rainey, dance well together,too. I love the way they laugh after they mention the ming vase. It's hysterical. Bryce's voice really fits the character of Mungojerrie. What a BEAUTIFUL sound. :) |
| http://cats4ever.tripod.com/info/id2.html |
| August 12, 2001 |
| Mungojerrie (Bryce Bermingham) was just as awesome ((....& handsome)) as I thought he would be. His expression when they bump backs is priceless! To me, despite knowing that he hadn't spoiled his interpretation of the character itself by listening to other recordings, it sounded as though he had a mix of the Original Cast Australian and B'way (Roger Kachel) versions along with his own blend of cuteness and humour. |
| http://www.msjellicle.com/tour/reports/atlanticcity.html |
| September 15, 2001 |
| This guy was awesome. He was a great singer, a really good acrobat, a very funny actor, and also very funny out of costume. |
| http://www.kalliroscope.net/9lives/tourreport1.html |
| Pasatiempo - October 29, 1999 |
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Bermingham’s impressive performance is nicely modulated, ranging from sweetness to rage. When his emotions break loose, the true terror begins. |
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Joseph Portal |