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"Chris Stahl, as the troupe leader Lemml, is the production's emotional anchor, delivering a measured performance that is authentic and inspiring. His farewell scene is a heartbreaker."

 

-Broadway World, Indecent

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"The show’s remarkable, dexterous returning ensemble [...] adds layers of flesh to the many personalities they are asked to inhabit.

They also become a unified force in capturing the weight and somber tone that dominates the script and never lose sight of the painstaking humanity at the heart of each of the roles they bring to life. Nor do they miss any opportunity to share the sense of joy that surfaces upon occasion, often through a reflection of the characters’ powerful connection with their heritage amidst the travesties they experience."

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-Boston Globe, Indecent

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"Chris Stahl is endearingly lovable as the bookish stage manager Lemml, whose passion for Asch's work is all-encompassing. Stahl doesn't portray Lemml as a cartoon but as a sensitive man searching for fulfillment in a cruel world. When the play is closed, Lemml realizes America is not as free as he believed and announces he is returning to Poland. It's shattering to witness his disillusionment with a place where he hoped to live out his life."

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-Edge Media Network, Indecent

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"John Hinckley Jr. ...played by Chris Stahl...is such a powerful performance in that, it looks like he walked out of the back of my high school class, he looks just like me, and you really get the feeling that it's the real deal when he starts to talk."

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-The Public's Radio, Assassins

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"...The memorable tune is “Unworthy of Your Love,” a sweet ballad sung by Ruggiero and Chris Stahl’s John Hinckley. “Unworthy” also features some of the best singing of the night."

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-The Providence Journal, Assassins

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"Chris Stahl is masterful as her boyfriend, Noah. After a passionate kissing scene early on, the audience can feel for him..."

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-The Algemeiner, Observance

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"Chris Stahl is superb as the temperamental Ralph Clark."

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-Motifri Mag, Our Country's Good

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"Stahl’s Bob Cratchit is earnest, terrified of his master Scrooge but a warm, winning presence."

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-OnBostonStages, A Christmas Carol

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"Chris Stahl gives a strong performance as Bob Cratchit..."

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-Smithfield Times, A Christmas Carol

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