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"Bruce Warren and Joanna Krupnick shine as precocious children ... He brings down the house with ’Magic Foot’."
-Barbara Adams, Ithaca Times
“Warren as Barfée manages to turn the event into a weird, hilarious little dance.”
-Neil Novelli, Syracuse.com
"Barfée (Bruce Warren) is the very picture of teenage awkwardness... Always a highlight on the MGR stage."
-David Wilcox, The Citizen
“The standout speller in the show is Barfée (Bruce Warren). This extremely nerdy and selfadmitted lugubrious character presents the joys of being weird.”
-Josh Austin, BroadwayWorld.com
“Warren has long been a MGR favorite, and his Barfée allows him the best fun of the season.”
-James MacKillop, Syracuse New Times
“Warren dazzles as the nerdy Barfée ... magnetic, immediately captivating audience members.”
-Debbie Waltzer, Democrat and Chronicle
“William’s a classic misfit with zero social skills, a boy in a man’s body... earnest and smart; they’re on their toes. Mr. Warren was particularly funny in slow motion, movin about, hands on hips, like Mick Jagger... my, he made me laugh when he danced... “Magic Foot” is a standout!”
-Nancy Stetson, Florida Weekly
“Bruce Warren as William Barfee seems to have just about every disability known to man, including a highly unpleasant personality, but is blessed with a magic foot that helps him correctly spell out difficult words.”
-Kay Kipling, Sarasota Magazine
“All the actors are first rate... Bruce Warren as Barfée has a kind of pre-eminence. Warren’s Barfée is a paunchy misfit/egoist/nerd/idiot savant who’s not about to lose.”
-Mark E. Leib, Creative Loafing
“Nerdy William Barfee all but drools out each word he must spell. Barfee, heavy set but light on his feet, relies on dancing out each letter & overcomes a plotted sabotage.”
-Marie J. Kiliker, Aisle Say Florida
“It’s difficult to single out a particular performer from this talented ensemble cast - each actor creates a memorable personality for his/her character. Bruce Warren as the formidable William Barfée (mispronounced constantly, to his great ire, as Barfy) dances out his words on the floor with his ’magic foot’ before correctly spelling them.”
-Susan Rife, 24Seven Sarasota
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