Cyrano de Bergerac
(April 2008)
What a delight to see the wonderful show once more and how rare to find a community group audacious enough to tame it. Cheryl Doyle has directed with great insight into its complexities, including some serious swordplay, complicated scene changes and large ensemble scenes. It remains a lovely evening of theater and be fairly warned: the show will certainly sell out, so make reservations and make them early.
Stuart Duncan -Princeton Packet






The Desperate Hours (March 2008)
“It is a first-rate evening of theater. White knuckle time.”
Stuart Duncan-Princeton Packet

Death of A Salesman (October 2007)
“…this is a superb play with a wonderful cast and fine direction by Cheryl Doyle, you can expect a rewarding, powerful evening.”
Stuart Duncan –Princeton Packet

 

The Tempest (April 2005)
The Princeton Packet said
“You just plain aren't going to see a more charming and definitive production of The Tempest, probably in your lifetime. Don't miss it.”

Goodbye, Charlie (January 2008)

“The cast sparkles!" -TimeOff Magazine

 

1776 (June 2005)
“Cheryl Doyle has once again directed with her touch of magic; characters move naturally and easily, comedy bits are handled with grace. She apparently has an innate sense of this type of material and it has made Actors' NET one of the premier groups in the area.” -TimeOFF Magazine

The Man Who Bought A Country (August 2005)

   “Epic!”  “Outstanding performances!" -Anne Rivera US1 Newspaper






Hamlet (February 2001)
In his review of "Hamlet," Stu Duncan ("Time Off," "Time Off Bucks County") wrote, "This is the most uncluttered production you are apt to see of the great Shakespeare play in your lifetime — completely defined and easy to follow. Even the kids will love it. In fact, take them. . .”