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City, State: Studio City, CA Website: http://www.haineshisway.com/the-broadway-radio-show-2/ Comments: Richard, It was so much fun seeing Still Going Strong at Santa Monica Playhouse. What a delightful evening celebrating 60 years of Hello, Dolly! It was such a great mix of history, trivia, and songs...plus a delightful chat with you, JoAnne Worley and Mary Jo Catlett. Your love for the musical was infectious and made for an evening to remember! -- Donald Feltham (The Broadway Radio Show)
City, State: Inglewood, CA Website: www.seanpatrickmurtagh.com Comments: Richard! Thank you SO much for bringing your show celebrating 60 years of HELLO, DOLLY! In the spirit of the iconic musical, your show brought us much joy and uplifting entertainment. You are a gift Richard! I hope more people get the chance to experience this show…and of course you charisma. A charming host, a wonderful entertainer. Sean Patrick Murtagh, www.seanpatrickmurtagh.com
City, State: Los Angeles, ca Website: Www.angeladirksen.com Comments: Santa Monica Playhouse got a special treat when they booked Richard Skipper! The show was lovely! I love the passion and energy Richard brings to the stage. His knowledge of the history of Hello Dolly is unparalleled & you will leave the show wowed! Angela Dirksen, Www.angeladirksen.com
City, State: LA, CA Website: https://roslynkind.com/ Comments: An unforgettable show with the charming and delightful Richard Skipper, where 60 years of history became fabulously fascinating and incredibly informational. What a beautiful show. Richard had me hooked from the moment he stepped on stage, and his personal connection to the history of the piece shined right through into our hearts -Roslyn Kind, LA, CA
City, State: Porter Ranch. Ca. Comments: I had no idea what to expect when I attended your show. I was absolutely delighted by your knowledge and charmed by the way you shared it with the crowd.. anyone who has ever seen or heard of Dolly must see this show. They will walk away with a happy heart . Long live Dolly and long live Richard Skipper |
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