“In a powerful performance as Barbara, Anne Stott brings the emotion in the play to soaring heights.” –The Cape Cod Times

“Drake has a knack for timing, and prodigious gifts as a director.” –The Provincetown Banner

“The Provincetown Theater’s production…reminds us of what great theater is supposed to do.” –The Cape Cod Times

“A marvelously entertaining trip to the dark fantastic…should not be missed.” –Provincetown Magazine

“Perfectly paced…and damn near flawless in its execution.” –The Provincetown Banner

“The holiday production of It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play transforms the Provincetown Theater into a full-blown radio station studio straight out of the 1940s. Heavenly…you should go see this show.” –The Provincetown Banner

“[An] uplifting, uniquely staged tribute to the good things in life.” –The Cape Cod Times

“A holiday celebration with an Outer Cape edge.” –The Provincetown Independent

“This is truly…theatre at its best.” –Ptownie

“A heaping ton of chaotic fun, in which locals get their standout moment to shine.” –The Provincetown Banner

“A sharply focused production worthy of Provincetown’s theatrical legacy.” –Provincetown Magazine

“Not to be missed.” –The Provincetown Banner

“This smashing production couldn’t be better.” –The Cape Cod Times

“The Provincetown Theater has set the bar unusually high, and it should be a point of pride.” –The Provincetown Banner

“The actors beautifully conjure a community, a crisis and the distinct, telling parts of both.” –The Cape Cod Times

“A rousing good time! Patsy Cline as re-created – truly, channeled by – Laura Cappello mixes torch song with poignancy and honky tonk on 27 songs with a sweet and sometimes husky alto, and spot-on period stylings. Julia Salinger is a dynamo as Louise Seger, using folksy and sassy comedy (including several Cape Cod references… hilarious commentary) to keep the show’s energy high. Terrifically backing the music are the Bodacious Bobcats band. A new re-imagined production, entertainingly directed by David Drake… this almost-concert of classic country is again a hit.” -The Cape Cod Times.