Loch Ness Reviews
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"Loch Ness is a highly imaginative and whimsical adventure that is certain to burst onto the scene as the next modern day classic... one of the freshest, smartest, and funniest musicals to come along in a very long time." - Fullerton Observerwww.fullertonobserver.com
“There was a moment in Chance Theater’s Loch Ness when I realized I had fallen completely in love with it; when everything suddenly came together in the most wonderful of ways... what can only be described as pure magic. We used to call them Kodak moments, the kind you’d never want to end and Loch Ness gives them to you over and over again.” - BroadwayWorld http://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/BWW-Reviews-LOCH-NESS-a-New-Musical-20150210
“... Marshall Pailet and A.D. Penedo’s irresistibly entertaining, utterly magical new musical... If the great big, cheer inspiring, full cast production number doesn’t have you in its spell, Pailet’s glorious, instantly infectious melodies most certainly will... a production design that is one of the Chance’s best ever, and an interspecies friendship that will touch your heart like few have before, and you’ve got a musical destined to go a long, long way beyond its initial Orange County run.” - StageSceneLA http://www.stagescenela.com/2015/02/loch-ness-a-new-musical/
"Unlike much new musical theater, "Loch Ness" is a charming, pleasingly quirky, wholly original concept. Its fine staging at Chance shows that theaters taking a chance on a new, unproduced play can strike it rich." - OC Register http://www.ocregister.com/articles/loch-650992-ness-nessie.html
"With a charming cast, sweet songs, and beautiful stage pieces, this show is not worth one viewing, but two." - OC Review http://theorangecurtainrev.com/loch-ness-the-musical-the-chance-theatre-in-anaheim-review/
"If it were possible to speculate in the stock of a creative person, this chump would cobble together whatever few ducats he had lying around and invest them in Marshall Pailet... with Loch Ness, the 27-year-old Pailet delivers a piece that signals his future may not lie in quirky, off-beat shows that draw critical praise, but rather in mainstream commercial success... It's a smart funny musical with a genuine heart and just enough goofiness to offset any pathos in its very sincere examination of a teenage daughter dealing with the loss of her mother." - OCWeekly http://www.ocweekly.com/2015-02-19/culture/loch-ness-marshall-pailet-chance-theater/full/