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| 42nd STREET at the Engeman | 
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| with Stephen Valenti as Abner Dillon | 
| NEW YORK TIMES | 
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					Though her role is 
					more or less that of a villain, Christianne Tisdale is 
					touching as Dorothy Brock, the ill-fated diva.  Ms. 
					Tisdale has a lovely voice... 
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| THEATER MANIA | 
| Christianne Tisdale, 
	whose singing voice is somewhat reminiscent of Bernadette Peters, plays 
	washed up diva Dorothy Brock with great humor and a sense of entitlement. 
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| TIMES BEACON RECORD | 
| The female heavy of the script is the 
original star of Marsh's show Dorothy Brock, played admirably by Christianne 
Tisdale.  She has a powerful voice and an imposing stage presence... 
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| THE LONG ISLANDER | 
| Christianne Tisdale as Dorothy Brock 
shines every time she graces the stage with her presence. 
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| BROADWAY WORLD | 
| Rounding out this trifecta of main characters is Dorothy Brock, played by 
Christianne Tisdale.  Think Uma Thurman in Smash.  She's a great 
actress who can't sing in a musical, and Dorothy is a great singer who can't 
dance in a dancing extravaganza...Tisdale effectively channels the extremes of 
all diva-like behavior as she sashays across the stage but, at the same time, 
proving that Dorothy still has the pipes in an arresting Act One finale number. 
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