Born Yesterday at Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
Review by SNOOP'S THEATRE THOUGHTS
Classic Comedy “Born Yesterday”at the Rep Features a Great Cast, Stellar Lead... Director Pamela Hunt has staged the show in a fast-moving way that highlights the strength of the comedy and the characters, as well.
- Garson Kanin
Review by LADUE NEWS
Born Yesterday' at The Rep Is As Funny and Perceptive Now As When It Debuted in 1946... The Rep’s season-closing rendition is smartly directed by Pamela Hunt, who ensures that her top-notch cast mines every nugget of the abundant comedy in Kanin’s script.
- MARK BRETZ
Review by ST. LOUIS EATS AND DRINKS
Pamela Hunt directed, using the script’s teaching moments to good effect, and pulls the strong cast together well. The beautiful hotel suite (amusing that there’s two bedrooms) is from James Morgan, the scenic designer, with Mary Jo Dondlinger’s lighting design. Lou Bird must have had some fun with these costumes as Billie gets more elegant as her grammar improves and her vocabulary increases. Illegally fun. So to speak.
- ANN POLLACK
JERRY'S GIRLS AT THE YORK THEATRE
Review by WOLF ENTERTAINMENT
“Director Pamela Hunt has built in a steady supply of movement that keeps the show zipping along.” - William Wolf
Review by THEATER PIZZAZZ
“Director Pamela Hunt, has successfully encouraged and allowed Christine Pedi and a pair of Stephanie’s – D’Abruzzo and Umoh, to do justice to and from Herman’s style, wit and lyrics, each in her own inimitable way.”
“Pamela Hunt even got Stephanie D’Abruzzo to unearth the Maryjane tap shoes she hadn’t worn since 1983 and 'Tap Your Troubles Away.'" - Myra Chanin
Review by TIMES SQUARE CHRONICLES
“Pamela Hunts direction was well executed for this stripped down version.”
- sUZANNA bOWLING
Review by NEWS NOTES DANCE
“The cast was guided by director Pamela Hunt who understood Herman’s music and intentions, and spotlighted these marvelous actresses at their best.”
- Mark Kappel
Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill: A Musical Voyage
Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill: A Musical Voyage
Review by WHERE BROADWAY MEETS CABARET
"A huge chunk of the success of the production goes to director Pamela Hunt, whose insights into the piece ensured brisk pacing and smart staging. This Musical Voyage is the kind of largish piece that can quickly become unwieldy and bog down in the wrong hands. She skillfully avoided the pitfalls. Additionally, her directing is as much choreography, which translates to pleasing, fluid movement around the real estate of the stage. Hunt’s costuming suggestions and clever bits of business also added color to the revue."
- MARILYN LESTER, NIGHT LIFE EXCHANGE, WHERE BROADWAY MEETS CABARET
The Musical of Musicals - The MUsical!
"Real wit, real charm! Two smart writers and four winning performers! You get the picture. It's great fun!" - Margo Jefferson, The New York Times
"Charming! Funny! Hits its targets with sophisticated affection! Refreshing!" - JoHn Simon, New York Magazine
"Witty! Refreshing! Juicily merciless!" - Michael Feingold, Village Voice
"The zany, affectionate humor keeps you laughing from start to finish! The performances are all delicious...immense talent! Directed and choreographed with great imagination and wit! Hilarious!"- Howard Kissel, Daily News
"Has The York Theatre Company got a show for you! A delightful, fizzy concoction!" - MIchael Kuchwara,
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