
        Here’s
        what Critics and Theatre Professionals around the Country
        are saying about
        
 
        Messiah on the Frigidaire 
        
        
        “I laughed more
        at this play than I have at anything on a local stage in a
        long time, And for that many thanks to the skillful
        playwright and the talented cast that brings this piece to
        life. You can talk about your playwright competitions, but
        this new play is just about the best new play I’ve seen
        produced on a Columbia stage. “
        
Addison DeWitt
        
 The Free Times
        Columbia, SC
        
        
"’Steel Magnolias’-esque in its
        use of meandering conversation, the show is punctuated
        
        by laugh-out-loud moments...Messiah on the
        Frigidaire grants a wholly satisfying
        
        theatrical experience.”
        
Sarah Terez Rosenblum
        
        Centerstage Chicago City Guide 
        
“Isn't looking
        to make fun of hillbilly-style fake piety so much as
        accentuate the human comedy herein. That's an important
        difference”
        
Nina Metz
        
        Chicago Tribune
        
        
"As a director,
        I dream of finding the perfect script; one with an
        excellent story-line, realistic characters and the
        potential to take an audience from laughter to tears and
        back. Messiah on
        the Frigidaire is that dream
        come true."
        
Christine
        Walsh-Newton
        
 Director,
        Messiah on
        the Frigidaire
        
 The Little
        Theatre of Tuscarawas County,
        
 New
        Philadelphia, Ohio
        
        “John Culbertson has written a hilarious play about the
        foibles in the human condition”
        
Pamela C. Allen
        
        Midland Telegraph Reporter
        
        Midland, Texas
        
"Your
        script is among the best I’ve read. Right up there with
        Inge and Kanin who just happen to be two of my favorite
        Playwrights. I am thrilled and honored to add Culbertson to
        that list."
        
Bil Katrina
        
        Director
        
 Philadelphia,
        PA
        
        “While Messiah on
        the Frigidaire is a very funny
        play, it is much more than a comedy.”
        
Harry Harrison
        
        Director Messiah on
        the Frigidaire
        Maverick Players, Midland, Texas
        
        “The audience can barely catch its breath between laughs”
        
James Harley
        
        The State Columbia, SC
        
        “Once in a while, a new play will emerge that knocks my
        socks off. Messiah On
        The Frigidaire is such a
        play.”
        
Donna
        Whitmore-Sexton
        
        Director Messiah on
        the Frigidaire
        Centre Stage SC, Greenville, SC
        
“It’s
        loaded with laughs, but has a message that each person will
        interpret differently.”
        
Lesley
        Mocha-Rhyne
        
        Muskogee Little Theatre,
        
        Oklahoma
        
        
“I want to
        thank John Culbertson for writing such a wonderful script,
        full of so many remarkable moments. His script is truly a
        work of art, and I am excited that I get to be involved
        with sharing such an amazing piece of work with the
        audience.”
        
Wayne-John
        Rousse
        
        Director Messiah on
        the Frigidaire
        Workshop Theatre, Columbia, SC
“Mr.
        Culbertson takes us on a roller-coaster ride from laughs to
        tears, makes us face the darkest side of our nature, and
        then leaves us laughing and hopeful with a 'happy' ending.
        And these days that is almost impossible to find in the
        American theatre.”
        
Stas'
        Czerkawski
        
        Director Messiah on
        the Frigidaire
        Auburn Area Community Theatre, Alabama
        
        “The litmus test for any drama, especially a comedy, is
        audience reaction. And on opening night of
        Frigidaire,
        the audience was laughing a lot, often quite mightily.”
        
George Kanzler
        
        The Metro Beat- Greenville, SC
        
        
"Finding laughs
        in the characters foibles without mocking them, a
        refreshing change for a play set in a southern trailer
        park."
        
Mark Jordan
        
        Mount Vernon News- Ohio 
        
        
        
        
