| SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN – TRUMP PLAZA The Star Ledger "Tim Falter is ‘Singin’ in the Rain’" By CHARLES EINSTIEN “What’s visible in the theater of the Trump Plaza these days is not the late Gene Kelly, back from the beyond to re-enact his all-time-classic dance in “Singin’ in the Rain,” but Kelly’s identical steps, umbrella, and persona, all embodied in an astonishing performance by Tim Falter in that same classic show.” Staten Island ADVANCE By ELLEN BURKE RAWLS “Tim Falter delivers a rave-worthy performance of the Gene Kelly classic. Tim is another highly talented and personable young star – watch for his name on Broadway marquees!” COURIER-POST By CHUCK DARROW “Falter is excellent as dashing Don Lockwood, the silent-film super-hero who is the center of the story. He ably captures the jaunty disposition and acrobatic moves that define the character. He is a joy to watch.” The Press Of Atlantic City By JOHN CURRAN “In Kelly’s role, Falter is all square-jawed sincerity and light-footed whimsy, deftly tiptoeing between the dim-witted Lina and the doe-eyed Kathy.” “Falter, in his raincoat, fedora and umbrella gets soaked splashing through the water on stage. No he’s not Gene Kelly but that’s OK. He can sing well and dance beautifully and he looks like he’s having a ball doing it.” Atlantic City Weekly By STEVE ANGELUCCI “Falter’s performance in the lead role is extraordinary.” Irving Berlin's White Christmas - Pioneer Theatre Company Utah Theater Bloggers Association Written by: Blair Howell "the four Equity leads gamely navigate their roles with verve and determination. Tally Sessions plays the level-headed Bob Wallace and Tim Falter is the skirt-chasing Phil. For the most part there is serviceable chemistry between the two, and they offer smooth harmonies and crisp moves, beginning with the rousing “Happy Holiday”/“Let Yourself Go.” "Falter, with his broad charm and a voice as strong as his dancing, gives a polished performance and effortlessly makes the role his own. Genuine romantic sparks come from Kaitlyn Davidson’s bubbly Judy opposite Falter, and the pairing is delightful, especially in the “The Best Things Happen While You’re Dancing.” Backed by the chorus, Davidson and Falter make “I Love a Piano” a crowd-pleasing tap number" Deseret News By Erica Hansen "Tim Falter plays Phil Davis, his partner in crime. Falter is funny and also sings well, but he really shines during dance numbers with the talented Kaitlyn Davidson (Judy Haynes). The pair is beautifully matched, making Lumbard's choreography look effortless (which is certainly is not)." The Salt Lake Tribune By Barbara Bannon "The two couples pair up well: Falter and Davidson are brasher and more confident while Sessions and Justman are shyer and sweeter. Falter and Davidson are the dance specialists" STATE FAIR (STARRING JOHN DAVIDSON) – SURFLIGHT THEATRE The Beachcomber By TOM WRONA “That double-barreled Davidson star power might have out-shone a lesser man. But Tim Falter’s brilliance cannot be dimmed. He plays Pat Gilbert, the cynical newspaperman Margy meets at the fair. I liked Falter in “Crazy For You” last year. I loved him in Surflight’s Trump Plaza production of “Singin’ in the Rain” that just closed. And now that I’ve seen him in State Fair, I realize he’s the best dancer I’ve ever seen live on stage. Falter is a classic hoofer in the Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire mold, and it’s a delight to watch him glide across the stage. And he, too, is a great comic actor.” The Star Ledger By PETER FILICHIA “As newspaperman Pat Gilbert, Tim Falter is an excellent song-and-dance man who does a spectacular tap that jump-starts the show’s second act to a rousing start.” The Islander By Bre Golden “Margy falls victim to smooth-talking reporter Pat Gilbert, portrayed by Surflight regular Tim Falter. Fans might remember Falter from last season. One look at his soft shoe during “The Man I Used To Be” and fond memories come flooding back. Falter, as cliché as it seems, is definitely a triple threat. He mesmerizes during dance routines, grabs onto and holds the audience tight during vocal renditions and can act to boot!” CATS – SURFLIGHT THEATRE The Star Ledger By PETER FILICHIA “The standout is Tim Falter as Rum Tum Tugger, the coolest cat in town. Falter’s rock-star presence is superb, but more importantly, he doesn’t just replicate what Terrence Mann did in the original production. He makes the songs his own.” The Press Of Atlantic City By SCOTT CRONICK “Tim Falter, a Surflight veteran and Equity actor, shines once again, this time as Rum Tum Tugger, the coolest cat of all.” The Islander By BRE GOLDEN “Surflight favorite Tim Falter returns to capture Rum Tum Tugger, a gigolo loner: Falter portrays Tugger with a swagger that’s reminiscent of a feral Mick Jagger – teasing the ladies (on stage and from the audience) while trying to get a little respect. Falter booms during his namesake “The Rum Tum Tugger” and puts the rock into “Mr. Mistoffelees.” CRAZY FOR YOU - SURFLIGHT THEATRE The Press Of Atlantic City By SCOTT CRONICK “The show is not worth doing without a strong performer playing Bobby Child. Falter is more that solid; he’s remarkable. A great dancer who excels in tap, he is also a credible singer and outstanding actor.” GEORGE M! - ALLENBERRY PLAYHOUSE The Patriot-News Harrisburg, PA By TED MERWIN ‘Played by Tim Falter in his smashing Allenberry debut, Cohan puts his outsized ego extravagantly on display. Falter plays Cohan as both self-absorbed and almost maniacally driven.” “One of the best scenes in this production comes when Cohan is suddenly struck with fear on the eve of the opening of a show about an American jockey in England. But as he sings “Give My Regards to Broadway,” Falter’s faltering voice grows in strength as he summons up his courage. By the end of the jubilant song, which brings down the curtain on the first act, the actor is grinning from ear to ear.” SEESAW - THE GROUP THEATRE TOO StageBuzz.com Stage Buzz Review By Patrick Doyle "to the grace of his leading players, the audience is given a complete tour of the talents that each of these actors hold. Of particular interest is Tim Falter’s dancing, which he makes seem effortless, often reminiscent of Gene Kelly or Fred Astaire. His technique is smooth and nearly fluid in movement." THE PRODUCERS - NSMT EdgeBoston.com By Jennifer Bubriski EDGE Contributor "North Shore Music Theatre’s production has all the qualities that make the show so appealing -- politically incorrect humor that generates belly laughs, glitzy costumes and toe-tapping numbers delivered with gusto by thoroughly, enjoyably over-the-top characters...the musical highlight of the NSMT production goes to "Keep It Gay"...Marland and Berman, aided by Tim Falter, Joel Briel, Kyle Brown, and Valerie Fagan execute a swirling, swishing, sequins and purple vision of a "Keep It Gay". 42nd Street - Goodspeed Musicals New Haven Magazine By Brooks Appelbaum Tim Falter is warm and appealing as Andy Lee. Metroline By Tony Schillaci & Don Church Also deserving special notice is; Tim Falter as the hard-working, hard-tapping Andy. 42nd Street - Riverside Theatre Vero Beach 32963 By L.L. Angell Columnist Other sensational performers are Lauren Kadel as the salty chorine Annie Reilly, and Tim Falter as the powerhouse Andy Lee. |
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