Songs For Nobodies
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We look forward to seeing you at “Songs For Nobodies.”
Ten women, all played by one extraordinary actress in “Songs For Nobodies” premieres in St. Louis.
Radio Interviews
Local St. Louis Reviews
By Calvin Wilson – St. Louis Post Dispatch, January 24, 2020
Max & Louie’s ‘Songs for Nobodies’ is an intimate triumph
By Ann Pollack – St. Louis Eats and Drinks, January 26, 2020
Dazzling work from Debby Lennon, and lots of bang for the audiences buck in this little jewel from Max & Louie Productions
By Richard T. Green – Talkin’ Broadway, January 27, 2020
Joanna Murray-Smith’s 2010 concert/tribute piece, Songs for Nobodies, has at least two great things going for it.
Two On The Aisle, January 30, 2020
By Mark Bretz – Ladue News, January 30, 2020
Lennon Shows Impressive Range in ‘Songs for Nobodies‘
By Michelle Kenyon – Snoop’s Theatre Thoughts, January 30, 2020
Max & Louie’s “Songs for Nobodies” is an Ideal Showcase For Its Star
Chuck Lavazzi – Stage Left, February 1, 2020
Let’s face the music–Debby Lennon shines in ‘Songs for Nobodies‘
By Lynn Venhaus – PopLifeSTL, February 1, 2020
‘Songs for Nobodies’ Another Tour de Force for Debby Lennon
By Tina Farmer – KDHX, February 04, 2020
Debby Lennon channels five legendary singers in ‘Songs for Nobodies’
By Judy Newmark – JudyActTwo, February 4, 2020
Small Plays Take Aim at a Wide Range of Tastes
National Reviews
“Joanna Murray-Smith demonstrates a Stoppardian gift for pithily combining intelligence, wit, and pathos.” – The Independent (UK)
“It leaves one exultant and should not be missed.” Sydney Morning Herald (AU)
“…flat out spectacular.” Wall Street Journal