show boat
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From romantic teenager to headstrong woman, Brittany Santos expertly depicts the changes Magnolia goes through over the course of the show. Santos and Parnell deliver some of the score's most romantic songs, including "Make Believe" and "You are Love" with a beautiful clarity through rich performances that infuse Hammerstein's lyrics with meaning.
-Gil Benbrook (Talkin' Broadway) But what strikes you with this production, more than anything else, is the quality of the voices. The singing is impressive in all areas. Jamie Parnell as Gaylord and Brittany Santos as Magnolia get the second act tone to "Why Do I Love You" just right. -David Appleford (Valley Screen and Stage) |
west side story
cortland repertory theatre
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Brittany Santos [is] a radiant Maria whose gorgeous voice is pitch-perfect and demonstrates an impressive flexibility in both range and expression.
-Linda Lowen (Syracuse.com) Musically, Brittany Santos takes on a somewhat more demanding role as Maria. She’s at the top of her form as the clearest and most articulate voice in the quintet “Tonight,” [...] Then she must abruptly switch tones for the sparkling, operetta-like “I Feel Pretty.” Tall and thin, Santos also delivers a sense of Maria’s vulnerable fragility. -James MacKillop (Syracuse New Times) Luciano and Santos anchor all the epic battles and torment with refreshingly vulnerable, life-sized performances; Tony and Maria seem like real kids... -Bryan VanCampen (Ithaca.com) |
arizona broadway theatreOur latter day starcrossed lovers are here played by Jesse Michels and Brittany Santos and both possess the kind of voices you want to hear when it comes to Tony and Maria.
Brittany Santos not only possesses the perfect features for Maria, but her trained voice soars. No surprise, then, that when the two characters perform together, both the haunting 'Tonight' on the balcony and 'One Hand, One Heart' at the bridal shop become inspiring highlights… -David Appleford (Valley Screen and Stage) Jesse Michels and Brittany Santos are exceptional as Tony and Maria. Their clear voices soar on their solos and come together beautifully on their numerous duets. They create a genuine and realistic couple, full of desire and love. -Gil Benbrook (Talkin' Broadway) |
fiddler on the roof
arizona broadway theatre
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As the second to oldest daughter Hodel, Brittany Santos excels on her solo of 'Far from the Home I Love...'
- Gil Benbrook (Talkin' Broadway) |
ebenezer
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But amidst the character-driven chaos there are two talented young performers who stand out for their simple, refreshingly heartfelt performances - as well as their clear, warm voices. As Young Ebenezer and Belle, Logan Farine and Brittany Santos show rare chemistry in their blush of first love, as well as the difficulty of parting when Ebenezer chooses his bankbook over his betrothed. It may be a Christmas cliché, but their theatrical futures look bright.
-Michael T. Mooney (BroadwayWorld) |
a chorus line
cortland repertory theatre
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Carrying the weight of the show’s biggest solo, “What I Did for Love,” is delicate Brittany Santos as Diana, who delivers deeply felt, heart-rending emotion. Santos also displays comic chops in “Nothing,” when the dancer Diana flees from acting classes calling for the embodiment of expressive action.
-James MacKillop (Syracuse New Times) The show moved me to tears on three occasions, none more so than Brittany Santos, expressing the dancer’s passion for us all with the moving standard “What I Did For Love”. -Bryan VanCampen (Ithaca.com) mt. washington valley theatreBrittany Santos leads the cast in 'What I Did for Love,' a song about the passion everyone auditioning feels about dancing. Santos has a strong and captivating voice.
-Conway Daily Sun |
surflight theatreThe entire cast more than capably fills out the mold left by the show's original actors. [...] There are also some wonderful character moments from Judy (Brittany Santos)...
-Michael T. Mooney (BroadwayWorld) |