Michael Minarik: The Happy Time Opens/ Reviews

The Happy Time Opens/ Reviews

Apr 7, 07:42 AM

The Happy Time at the Signature Theare in Shirlington, Va opens tonight April 7th.

 

Theatermania Review 

"...stunning performance of Michael Minarik in the lead role of Jacques,"

 
Variety

 "the songs are performed with sincerity by a cadre of sturdy voices led by Minarik"

 

Broadwayworld.com 

 "Michael Minarik as Jacques, who may just be giving the male musical performance of the year here. "
 

The Washingtonian 

"Michael Minarik has tremendous depth of emotion, and his rich voice is a treat"

 

Metro Weekly 

 "He is that rare actor who brings genuine emotion to the stage and when he reaches his breaking point you find yourself tumbling gently after him."

 

D.C Theater Scene 

"Minarik’s acting is compelling and his singing is deep and rich and mesmerizing."

 

D.C Military.com

 "Minarik is wonderful as Jacques. He had a tremendous voice and brings the right combination of confidence and self-doubt to the role"

 

Michael Minarik: The Happy Time Opens/ Reviews

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Michael Minarik: The Happy Time Opens/ Reviews

We thoroughly enjoyed your performance in The Happy Time last evening at Signature Theatre. From the moment you opened the show, you were absolutely perfect in the role – your characterization, your fine voice, your depth of emotional portrayal – we’re looking forward to watching you as your career goes forward. We’re with you! All good wishes.

Name: Barbara Gumbiner

Posted: May 7, 09:18 AM

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Michael Minarik: The Happy Time Opens/ Reviews MICHAEL MINARIK currently resides in Manhattan, NY. He was born in Fairfax, VA and lived there until he left to attend James Madison University. After majoring in Public Relations and Business, Michael left school to join the National Tour of THE MUSIC OF ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER, where he sang the "Phantom Duet" and "The Music of the Night" (then later on starring Michael Bolton).