City, State: NYC Website: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny_Fuller Comments: Dear Richard, What can I say? Well, to begin: THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP. It is such a relief to be able to trust someone (which is YOU) to do the work that takes time from what I do. You make it possible for me to be creative, stay focussed on my “communication” of my songs, my performance…and KNOW that because of you people will be there!!! YOU ARE THE BEST!!! Gratefully…ALWAYS Penny Fuller
City, State: New York, NY Comments: Richard, that was such a terrific show Saturday! All I could think was that there were more stars there, on stage as well as in the audience, than there were in the heavens (to borrow a phrase). Your enthusiasm mated with your genius talent always make for magic! -Jacqueline Parker
City, State: NY Website: rochelle.spooner@gmail.com Comments: Richard is a fabulous performer, singer and filled with love in everything he does. He has integrity, talent, love for community, determination, intelligence, and can sing like Ethel Merman which means his vocal cords can reach some high notes. I love to watch him entertain…..he can work a room! Rochelle Spooner aka swamimommy
City, State: New York, NY Website: www.drsue.com Comments: Richard Skipper produced a marvelously entertaining program of performances and interview with musical theater expert/author Peter Filichia - sponsored by the American Popular Song Society. "Skipper" (my fond nickname for this all-around theater talent) packed the house, conducted the interview, introduced, along with Michael Lavine, the talented singers, promoted Filicihia's book "The Great Parade" and exceeded our expectations. Hugs2U DrSue
City, State: My, ny Comments: The weather may have been frightfully cold yesterday, but over on west 48th st, at the Associated Musicians of Greater NY, there was a warm and toasty program was taking place. Hosted by the always debonair and charming Richard Skipper, a cast of talented and accomplished singers helped celebrate Peter Filicia's new book, 'The Great Parade: The Astonishing, Never To Be Forgotten Season of 1963-1964.' Peter is as knowledgable and articulate an expert on theatre if there ever was one. It was a pleasure to listen to Richard, Peter, and the incredibly talented singers that helped illustrate that incredible Broadway season. Alas, it was still freezing when we left, but a great time was had by all. |
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