Director + Private Acting Coach + Theatrical Consultant
MICHAEL KARM as Churchill
"This thrilling re-enactment
of the politician and the broadcaster who joined forces to fight
for freedom against fascism are among the finest two hours this
reviewer has ever spent in a theater." "Karm nailed Churchill, which is hard
to do with a personage so prominent. He captured the PM's soaring
oratory and is note perfect, as he enlists Shakespeare's tongue
to fight dictatorship."
- Ed Rampell
"To play Winston Churchill takes nerve and Michael
Karm seems to use the stubborn
edge of Churchill to build a really fabulous performance, and give us a Churchill full of flaws,
passion and heartache."
- Samantha Simmods-Ronceros of Noho Arts District
"The performances are brilliant
with Michael Karm in the starring role, bringing out all the
nuances of this bigger than life figure. Tyler Cook, Chantelle Albers, and Beau Hogan
round out the cast...a perfect ensemble!"
- Hettie Lynne Hurtes | 89.3 KPCCSouthern California Public
Radio
"Karm is uncanny as Churchill.
Each speech he delivers is laced with the giant's strength and
dignity. He accurately mirrors the man's famous mood swings and
adds emotional depth to his acting, most notably during his candid
war room discussions with Murrow to which he reveals personal
familial stories.
Anyone obsessed with history and Churchill himself may appreciate
the facts about the war, Karm's representation and Anne Mesa's
authentic-looking design of the 1940s set."
- Lara J. Altunian
"Prime minister Winston Churchill and journalist Edward R. Murrow, played extraordinarily by Michael Karm and Tyler Cooke respectively, come together in war and life."
"Karm could have replaced
English actor Gary Oldman in the movie The Darkest Hour and won
the Oscar for Best Actor. Karm's version of Churchill exposed
his human side. He wasn't always
difficult, but knew he had to be when it came to the world's
survival."
- Mary E. Monitoro
- All About the Stage
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