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Excerpt from the
TalkinBroadway review of the “Sessions” Cast Album:
“Amusing is David
Patrick Ford as a patient who would like to think he is Bob Dylan. Singing
with trademark Dylan vocal inflections (but clearer in tone), his "I'm
an Average Guy" is cute, and he plays his own guitar and harmonica.”
Excerpt from the New Theater
Corps Blogspot review – Reviewed by Cindy Pierre:
“As Dylan, a character masquerading as Bob Dylan
both in appearance and sound, David Patrick Ford is deliciously entertaining
with his ditties. Of all the solos, his are the most enjoyable...”
Excerpt from the New Theater
Corps Blogspot review – Reviewed by Ilena George:
“Two characters
distinguish themselves as more sympathetic than the rest: affable Dylan
(David Patrick Ford) who believes he is Bob Dylan (complete with harmonica,
guitar and a toothpick hanging out of his mouth) and holds himself above the
rest of the group, teasing them for their problems and refusing to his
acknowledge his own...”
Excerpt from BroadwayWorld.com – Reviewed by Michael Dale:
“With director/choreographer
Steven Petrillo's likeable, well-singing cast…, the lighter moments of Sessions are surely smile-worthy. There's
Ford's comical Dylan impression..."
Excerpt from TalkEntertainment.com
– Reviewed by Oscar E. Moore:
“…we really don’t get to care
much for any of the patients. With the exception of David Patrick Ford
(Dylan)…”
Excerpt
from Curtain Up – Reivewed by Brad Bradley:
“The
entire supporting cast is quite strong, notably including Kelli Maguire as a
woman suffering rejection by her mother, David Patrick Ford as a confused
youth obsessed with the folk singer Bob Dylan…”
Excerpt from Wolf
Entertainment Guide – Reviewed by William Wolf:
“David Patrick Ford is very funny
as a patient who has attempted to adopt the personality of Bob Dylan in life
and music.”
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