PAYOMET'S 2004 SEASON

"Three Tall Women...truly memorable performances that connect with the audience. Payomet has earned a reputation under Guy Strauss' leadership of presenting intelligent, quality entertainment that continues that tradition." Leslie Meier, The Cape Codder

"With the current production (of Edward Albee's Three Tall Women) theater lovers will find much to praise..."Deborah Minskey, The Provincetown Banner

Three Tall Women and a caustic one are among the many things schedule here..."(Albee & Parker) Arts & Leisure Summer Festivals Sunday New York Times

Director Larry Arrick...(actors) Robin Howard, April Shawhan, Melenie Freedom Flynn (and) Keith Dricoll, held the audience riveted throughout (Three Tall Women) Melanie Lauwers, Cape Cod Times

"Comedy with a conscience. Political humorist Jimmy Tingle wants audiences to think before they laugh." John Black, The Cape Cod Times

"Walter Mitty lives...local cabaret stalwart John O'Neil presents his one-man tribute So Kaye: The Songs of Danny Kaye at Payomet Tent in Truro..." Amy Graves, The Boston Globe Go!

"Shakespeare by the Shore's current production, Much Ado About Nothing is an event not to be missed." Carol McManus, The Cape Codder

"Thank goodness for the Shakespeare by the Shore Project...delightful performances...Much Ado mixes Bard with a beat..." Melanie Lauwers, Cape Cod Times

"Jimmy Tingle is not a psychiatrist, psychologist, or psychotherapist, and still he likes to spend part of August in Truro. Seriously, who wouldn't? It's the anti-Provincetown, but Truro does have a mini-art scene going on, including productions of the Payomet Performing Arts Center..." Jim Sullivan, The Boston Globe

"Dorothy Parker lives...wicked, witty, wise" John Thomas

"Girls Who Wear Glasses charms with barbs..." Rob Phelps, The Provincetown Banner