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       BOEING BOEING at Flat Rock Playhouse, 2014
      "And then there's Kuhn as the German. Mein Gott! Kuhn is tremendous as the                              quintessential tall, strong fraulein with her blonde hair and tight Lufthansa 
         uniform, striding around spouting her sturm und drang. Wunderbar!"
                                                                          Katie Winkler, Halifax Media Group Correspondent
         Read the full Review: 
http://www.goupstate.com/article/20140708/ENT/140709723


          "...but Kuhn steals the show with her over-the-top vocal and physical                                                                           performance as Gretchen, the hot German flight attendant in an orange                                                                      dress. From the start, when she first "meets" Robert by mistaking him for                                                                    Bernard and treating him to a long deep kiss, we get the hint that Gretchen                                                                has a spark for the innocent from Wisconsin. Gretchen is stern and                                                                              vulnerable at the same time, and we can see Robert falling for her."
                                                                                                                                                                        Bill Moss, Hendersonville Lightning 

                                                                             Read the full Review: http://www.hendersonvillelightning.com/life/2981-lightning-review-                                                                                                                       turbulence-works-in-boeing-boeing.html

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                       NUNSENSE 
                                     Flat Rock Playhouse, NC, 2012


                        "Also totally entertaining is Beth Kuhn as the free-spirited, gum-smacking, loose-talking 
                         Sister Robert Anne from Brooklyn.  From the moment we meet the sister, we know she's
                         delightfully unconventional, and yet in many ways, she seems the most sincere of all the 
                         sisters.
                         Although she protests, in song, about "playing second fiddle," it is streetwise Robert Anne, 
                         from St. Claire's School for the Deplorable, who ushers in the one truly touching song of the 
                         evening, "Growing Up Catholic," a love song to the Church that is lovingly lampooned 
                         throughout the evening"
                                                                                                     Katie Winkler for TImes-News Online 
                                                                                Read article: http://www.blueridgenow.com/article/20120525/news/120529891?p=3&tc=pg


                                                                                "Beth Kuhn, as sister Robert Anne, follows her co-starring role in the Music of Abba                                                                                    with another fine performance in the downtown venue.  She looks like she's having                                                                                    fun"
                                                                                                Bill Moss for Hendersonville Lightening 
                                                     Read article: http://www.hendersonvillelightning.com/life/203-lightning-review-death-stings-not-                                                                                     singing-nuns.html





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UNCLE PIRATE
            
 Off-Off Broadway Vital Theatre Company, 2010

"Its nervous and nerdy young narrator, Wilson, endures the slings and arrows (and spitballs and sass) of a truly outrageous group of fourth graders, especially the bully Carla (Beth Kuhn)"
               The New York Times by Laurel Graeber     http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/05/arts/05bkids.html

             

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ELLA MINNOW PEA 
a new musical by Scott Burkell and Paul Loesel
          
The University of Michigan, 2008
"Beth Kuhn '09 who perfectly captured the trusting banality of the towns-people...provided the comic relief"
           The Michigan Review by Lindsey Dodge
           
http://www.michiganreview.com/archives/484
"Beth Kuhn, as nervous neighbor Agnes, makes a strong impression"
           Mlive.com by Jennifer A. McKee
           
http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/ann-        arbor/index.ssf/2008/11/review_ella_minnow_pea.html

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GYPSY

          
Cohoes Music Hall, 2010


"Beth Kuhn is a talented and vibrant June"
          The Record by Bob Goepfert  

"There is a palpable connection between Kuhn and Wallace, an honesty in their playing, that exposes the human underpinning in all the charade that has come before and will come after"
           The Berkshire Eagle by Jeffrey Borak       

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42nd STREET
            
The University of Michigan, 2009
"Beth Kuhn is a standout, getting laughs from non-punchlines and a wisecracking attitude"
             Mlive.com by Jennifer A. McKee
             
http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/ann-   arbor/index.ssf/2009/04/review_42nd_street.html

"But it's Beth Kuhn who was truly commanding as Maggie Jones, one of the co-writers. Her scenes were delicious, and one wishes this member of the senior class great luck in her newest pursuits"
             Baggy Paragraphs by Ronald Ahrens                                                                                          
                                                                                                 

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PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES 
              
Heritage Theatre Festival, 2010

"Kristen Bowden and Beth Kuhn as the Cupp sisters have been cooking all day to make sure that you won't be running on empty"
               The Daily Progress by Matt Rosenberg 
               
http://www2.dailyprogress.com/entertainment/cdp-entertainment/2009/jun/26/the_funs_as_easy_as_pie-ar-81914/

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