Press Quotes
In An Air Balloon Across Antarctica:
"The chorus pieces, particularly towards the end, are handled brilliantly by the rest of the cast: Adrian Corbett (also Scott); Georgina Durham (Blanchard); David Kambouris (Shackleton) and Charlotte Strantzen (Earhart)."
Kathryn Mack, Broadway Baby, August 2, 2007
"Producers Claire Glenn, Charlotte Strantzen and Ellen Gales prove that determination and the desire to create exceptionally good theatre can create exceptionally good theatre. "
Anne-Marie Peard, aussietheatre.com, July 20, 2007
"the production ... went into overdrive, with compelling performances from David-Goddard, Lampel, Durham and Strantzen, in particular."
Cameron Woodhead, The Age, July 13, 2007
In Wind in the Willows:
"Enthusiastic and bubbly performances by Charlotte Strantzen (Mole) and Ezra Bix (Ratty) round off an excellent cast, which delivers the English tale with perfect enunciation, as only a Shakespeare company can."
Andrea Burns, Sunday Herald Sun, January 15, 2006
In Steve:
"Charlotte Strantzen proves she is not afraid to tackle the tough subjects."
Kate Rose, mX, June 30, 2005
In Peter Pan:
"A stand-out performer."
Theatrelink, October 2003
In Six Degrees of Separation:
"A seasoned entertainer, Strantzen displays the savvy of someone who has learned to cope with disappointment ... For the moment, though, Strantzen can rest assured she is involved in Six Degrees of Separation purely because of her acting abilities."
Daniela Spadaro, Herald Sun, May 9, 1998
"The chorus pieces, particularly towards the end, are handled brilliantly by the rest of the cast: Adrian Corbett (also Scott); Georgina Durham (Blanchard); David Kambouris (Shackleton) and Charlotte Strantzen (Earhart)."
Kathryn Mack, Broadway Baby, August 2, 2007
"Producers Claire Glenn, Charlotte Strantzen and Ellen Gales prove that determination and the desire to create exceptionally good theatre can create exceptionally good theatre. "
Anne-Marie Peard, aussietheatre.com, July 20, 2007
"the production ... went into overdrive, with compelling performances from David-Goddard, Lampel, Durham and Strantzen, in particular."
Cameron Woodhead, The Age, July 13, 2007
In Wind in the Willows:
"Enthusiastic and bubbly performances by Charlotte Strantzen (Mole) and Ezra Bix (Ratty) round off an excellent cast, which delivers the English tale with perfect enunciation, as only a Shakespeare company can."
Andrea Burns, Sunday Herald Sun, January 15, 2006
In Steve:
"Charlotte Strantzen proves she is not afraid to tackle the tough subjects."
Kate Rose, mX, June 30, 2005
In Peter Pan:
"A stand-out performer."
Theatrelink, October 2003
In Six Degrees of Separation:
"A seasoned entertainer, Strantzen displays the savvy of someone who has learned to cope with disappointment ... For the moment, though, Strantzen can rest assured she is involved in Six Degrees of Separation purely because of her acting abilities."
Daniela Spadaro, Herald Sun, May 9, 1998