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...Fred is superbly captured by
Tony Babcock who is everyman with doubts and ambitions...
Danny Gaisin (Ontario Arts Review) on "Jew for
a Day" - Toronto Fringe Festival
Play
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Star Tony Babcock is a likeable mensch whose adolescent
identity crisis makes for a pleasant enough 50 minutes..***
Edward Keenan (Eye Weekly) on "Jew for a
Day"
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...Babcock is earnest and has the right nebbish qualities
to make Fred likeable....
Mark
Selby (Toronto Star) on "Jew for a Day"
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..Tony Babcock's portrayal of Algernon Moncrieff stood out
against the rest...Babcock carried off the character of
Alge with precision, and a bubbling humour. He was
unquestionably the life of the play. He was the most at
east on the stage, doiling out his lines with a fluency
that surpassed the other characters and he delivered Alge's
comically absurd rhetoric with undeniable charisma and
fervor...
Karen Jackson (The Queens' Journal)
on "The Importance of Being Earnest"
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..However, it was Tony Babcock who stole the show,
literally making an "ass" of himself with his delightfully
hammy and pompous portrayal of the overzealous actor Nick
Bottom...
Alison Lang (Kingston Whig Standard) on "A
Midsummer Night's Dream"
