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TRIUMPHANT "PARADE"
Press
Telegram-Jim Farber, The Daily Breeze
"In the strong ensemble,
James Larsen stands out as the opportunistic reporter, Britt Craig;
as do Michael Hovance...and Alissa Anderegg as poor Mary Phagan." See Full
Review
"PARADE"
Stage Scene
LA
"Mary Phagan (lovely 9th
grader Alissa Anderegg)......Anyone who loves the art form that is
the American Musical owes it to him/herself to drive to Palos Verdes
(the ocean view from the cliffs alone is worth making the trip) to
see this landmark show, done full justice by the Neighborhood
Playhouse's absolutely heartrending and breathtaking production." See Full
Review
ANDEREGG,
D'AMICO, OLSON STAR IN L.A. PREMIERE OF PARADE
Theater
Mania
"Alissa Anderegg, Craig
D'Amico, and Emily Olson will star in the Los Angeles premiere of
Jason Robert Brown and Alfred Uhry's award winning musical, Parade,
to be presented at the Neighborhood Playhouse, July 10-27....." See
Full Article
CIRCLE OF
CARE-LEEZA'S PLACE 2 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
"We all know how
Alzheimer's disease affects entire families, and we were blessed to
have incredible entertainment from 13 year old, Alissa Anderegg,
who's grandmother is diagnosed. Alissa was spectacular...so poised
and beautiful as she sang show tunes and led the group in a
sing-a-long."
-Leeza Gibbons (www.leezagibbons.com)
'A NIGHT AT
SARDI'S' ITEM IN ALZHEIMER'S ASSOC. AUCTION
BROADWAY
WORLD.COM
"Not only will you be able
to take part in some of the best entertainment in town, but you will
be able to rub elbows with some of the most powerful names in
Broadway, Television, and Hollywood! With the exception of awards
shows, one would be hard pressed to find more talent and industry
influences in one room." See
Full Article
DANVILLE
GIRL WINS ROLE IN L.A. MUSICAL
"Local music and dance
experience has led 11-year old Alissa Anderegg to a long-term
engagement in Los Angeles. She is rehearsing songs and dances five
days a week, for an April opening of The American Girls Review. The
musical, by Broadway playwrights Gretchen Cryer and Nancy Ford, will
run at the American Girl place Theatre.
The show is based on a
group of contemporary girls who play the parts of the American Girl
Doll characters. Alissa's character, Becky, plays the part of Molly,
who is a "Victory Sister." This role gave her a chance to learn more
about the history of that period, Anderegg said.
"There are seven girls, all
about my age, who like the same things. It is really, really fun,"
Anderegg said, "I expect to be in the show about a year."
A veteran of more than 15
regional productions, Alissa performed with Center REP, The Willows
Theatre, Woodminster theatre, Diablo Light Opera Company, Contra
Costa Musical Theatre, Town Hall, Douglas-Morrison, and Hillbarn
theatres before accepting the L.A. role."
-Dana Guzzetti: The
Sentinel
Alissa as Annie in
"Annie."
WILLOWS'
ENDEARING 'ANNIE' CAPTIVATES
"Anderegg
was one of the most
endearing Annies I have ever seen."
"I was charmed by the
Willow's version, especially the chemistry between Alissa
Anderegg...and Stephen Klum (Daddy Warbucks)....Generally I find
child actors cloying to the point of annoyance, but Anderegg had
none of those kid-actor tricks that do to theater what pebbles
do to your feet. The girl simply played Annie as a plucky, 11-year
old orphan and let the script and songs carry her through. The
result was incredible- without any artificial sweetener, Anderegg
was one of the most endearing Annies I have ever
seen."
-Pat Craig: Contra Costa
Times
The Other
10 Year Old at Java One
"There is another side of
Java One that alot of people don't see. It's the behind the scenes
stuff that goes into the production of the keynotes,
presentations, and the overall event. In particular, there was a
person we were all supposed to meet and see, named Alissa Anderegg.
I got to meet her and work with her. Alissa is a very cute, very
funny, very professional and naturally likable girl that was
completely comfortable on stage. "
-John "JBOB" Bobowicz
(Founder of Java One of Sun Microsystems)
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