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Antoinette DiPietropolo, director
Fort Salem Theatre, Salem, NY
Mendelsohn's Amos Hart is nothing short of fantastic as "Mr. Cellophane."
Richard Rose
Glen Falls Post-Star
Tumor
by Sheila Callaghan
Randy White, director
Screaming Venus Theatre, NYC
Tumor... is a theatrical meditation on maternity and parenthood. Playwright Sheila Callaghan explores the territory in all sorts of inventive ways, the most startling of which is the character of Pete, a pregnant man.
All five actors do fine work here, especially... Mendelsohn as the surprisingly grounded Pete.
Martin Denton
NYTheatre.com
What About Luv?
music by Howard Marren
lyrics by Susan Birkenhead
book by Jeffrey Sweet
based on Luv by Murray Schisgal
Richard Creamer, director
Impulse Theatre and Dance,
Woodstock, NY
Mendelsohn steals the show as Harry Berlin, the disheveled suicidal neurotic.... Not only does Mendelsohn imbue his ludicrously comic character with an authentic and consistent inner life, his strong, rich voice and lanky grace as a dancer make him perfect for this demanding role. There's sweetness to the character's personality, a childlike innocence that makes Harry appealing despite his many shortcomings.
Rebecca Daniels
Woodstock Times
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
book, music and lyrics
by Rupert Holmes
Maia Guest, director
Philipstown Depot Theatre,
Garrison, NY
Mendelsohn brings an air of mystery and a lovely tenor to the Rosa-smitten Neville Landless
James O'Barr
Putnam County News and Recorder
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