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"Mrs. Loveit’s
[Robyn Berg] vocal command distinguished her
performance. The clarity of her thoughts,
flawless articulation, truthfulness within
the style, elegance of her
movement, seemingly limitless vocal variety,
and connection to other characters; all very
effective and engaging. Inspite of looking
at the audience, I truly saw her listening,
thinking, and responding."
--KC/ACTF respondent for The Man of Mode
at the University of Florida
"Robyn Berg
(Madam Ranevskaya) is wonderful as the
matriarch whose inability to cope with life
is tragic. She is one of the five characters
whose job it is to carry the story forward
and who remain serious throughout the play."
--The Gainesville Sun's review of The
Cherry Orchard at the University of
Florida
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"The play has a
chorus of six women who move to the
accompaniment to rhythmic music. The
characters all move by gliding, swooping,
jerking, and crawling, creating a flow that
adds a dimension of tension to the piece
making it far more interesting than just
having people walk from point A to point B."
--The Gainesville Sun’s review of Alice
in Wonderland at The Hippodrome State
Theatre
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"Of the
principals, Robyn Berg’s Olivia is
passionate and hilariously extravagant in
stark contrast to the decided composure of
Julie Ann McMillian’s Viola/Cesario."
--The Brooklyn Papers review of Twelfth
Night at Waterloo Bridge Theatre NYC
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"Others in the
company whose work stands out include Robyn
Berg as Lady Macduff and one of the weird
sisters…"
--nytheatre.com review of Macbeth
with C.A.G.E. Theatre at Impact
"The ensemble
proves that you don’t need a Y chromosome to
shiver a few timbers. And while they play
men effectively, the actresses rely on
feminine movement when the occasion
requires."
--The New York Times review of Treasure
Island at Manhattan Children’s Theatre
NYC
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"Berg’s
interpretation of Hannah is also quite
effective as the modern voice of reason and
skepticism. She brings strength to the
character who earnestly seeks the truth
among others who are seeking fame."
--Bradley Scout review of Arcadia at
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