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“Great serendipitous pleasure! Very, very funny! This is farce, and

Owen Thompson resourcefully stages it as such.”

  -The New York Post (Clive Barnes) - The London Cuckolds

“For sheer exuberant ribaldry, it would be hard to find something to top the Protean Theatre Company’s production of The London Cuckolds! Strikingly modern and

wildly funny, the cast of thirteen, under Owen Thompsons direction,

brings enormous energy and infectious joy to this subversive tale.”

-The New York Times (D.J.R. Bruckner) – The London Cuckolds


                                   

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"Owen Thompson's direction is astounding! Under his proficient eye, the interactions and relationships were powerfully and thoughtfully acted by this terrific cast of three. Great care and great love 

were evident in his every choice. The play is masterfully

directed, beautifully acted, and meticulously produced."

-BroadwayWorld (Pia Haas) - "Master Harold"...and the boys

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"Watching this great play, I wondered if there had ever been greater performances in Westchester County. Watching their cohesion on stage, and the underlying tension of the drama throughout, I wondered if Owen Thompson's direction was the

greatest I've ever witnessed."

-What to Do (Alfred Dalessandro) -"Master Harold"...and the boys

"A master class in riveting theater! An emotional volcano! Teeming with deep thoughts and presented with masterly skill, Mr.

Fugard’s award-winning work is the beneficiary of

this stellar production, directed for optimal

impact by Owen Thompson!" 

-BroadwayWorld (Bruce Apar) "Master Harold"...and the boys

"Master Harold"...and the boys won Seven 2024 Rockland/Westchester BroadwayWorld Awards including Best Director and Best Play

"Enthralling! Red -directed with masterly brushstrokes by Schoolhouse Theater Artistic Director Owen Thompson- is thrilling, mind-

expanding theater that plumbs the human condition

with vibrant dramaturgy, acting, and stagecraft!"

-BroadwayWorld (Bruce Apar) - Red

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"Faith Healer is intense, convincing, and tragic! It's pure emotion, as close as a heat lamp! Owen Thompson has directed this play with a subtle and realistic touch. Don't be be fooled by the $50

ticket price: you'd have little chance of knowing you

hadn't paid $200 for a Broadway ticket!"

-The Recorder (David Pogue of CBS) -Faith Healer

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"Faith Healer mesmerizes at the Schoolhouse Theater in a splendid production, expertly directed by Artistic Director Owen

Thompson! A singular theatrical experience:

storytelling on steroids!

-BroadwayWorld (Bruce Apar) -Faith Healer

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"Riveting, thoughtful, and deeply engaging! This lyrical mystery delves into tragedy, truth, love, connection, isolation, memory and loss. Beautifully directed by Owen Thompson and masterfully produced by the Schoolhouse Theater!"

 -Pia Haas (Westchester Theater)

    "A storm of a show, like none you've ever seen! This Tempest is a totally

               immersive experience and a thrilling one at that! Director Owen                              Thompson has pulled  out all the stops in an effort to

                                   provide a memorable experience and he succeeds  in

                                         spades! Action is everywhere and one is filled with

                                                                               wonder from start to finish!" 

                                                -Queens Chronicle (Mark Lord) -The Tempest 

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"Triumphant! Great Theater! Hats off to Owen Thompson for

lighting up the Schoolhouse Theater once again!" 

  -Christopher Rothko -Red

Red  won Nine 2023 Rockland/Westchester BroadwayWorld
Awards including Best Director and Best Play

The Tempest was nominated for the

New York Innovative Theatre Award for

Outstanding Director and Outstanding Revival of a Play

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The Doctor in Spite of Himself has a wise friend in director-adapter 

Owen Thompson. This production is laugh-aloud funny and

more.  It’s a clever postmodern burlesque. If Molière’s

ghost is standing in the back of this theatre, he’s

probably applauding.”

 -BackStage (Glenda Frank)  - The Doctor in Spite of Himself

"Hilarious! Riotous good fun! A high-energy piece of great silliness, ably carried off! One of the funniest things I've seen in years!"
-CurtainUp (Dolores Whiskeyman) -The Doctor in Spite of Himself

"This show is farce in the extreme: humor tumbles like an avalanche

and expert director Owen Thompson points the cast in the

right direction to keep all the snowflakes falling!"

-WeAreGreenBay.com (Warren Gerds) -The Nerd 

“Skillful direction by Owen Thompson and first-rate comic acting make George Bernard Shaw's Fictitious History an intelligent and witty

evening of theatre.”

  -TimeOut New York (Matt Stewart) - Fictitious History

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 “This colorful and splendid rendition will leave you laughing all night

 long! A wonderful way to spend an evening.”

 -The Theatre Mirror (Tony Annicone) – The Mikado 

The Mikado won the Connecticut Critics Circle Award for

Outstanding Director of a Musical

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“Extraordinary drama…starkly directed by Owen Thompson.”

-New York Newsday (Steve Parks)  - How I Learned to Drive

"When it is done properly, Charles Ludlam's takeoff on Victorian melodrama

is an absolute gas. Happily, the Seven Angels production offers deft

direction by Owen Thompson and top-drawer performances.

Bolstered by first class sets, sounds, lighting, and costumes, 

this version (and I've seen a few) is about as good as it gets!"

-The Newtown Bee (Julie Stern) -The Mystery of Irma Vep​

"Timeless! First-rate! A memorable attraction, as relevant today as 400 years ago, exemplified by the intergenerational and multi- ethnic 

cast under the tight direction of Owen Thompson!"

  -Queens Chronicle (Mark Lord) -Measure for Measure

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"A rich and satisfying surprise for theatre-goers! Owen Thompson and

his company are to be commended for mounting a rare GBS gem!"

-The Irish Echo (Joe Hurley) -Great Catherine

"An excellent, elegant revival! Positive and life-affirming: see it!"

  -Hi! Drama (Mark Savitt) -Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

        “For my taste, Owen Thompson has done more than expected. He’s

          taken a summer stock standard of days gone by and made it fresh

          without propping it up with cosmetics and nostalgia. Van Druten

          deserves such care and clarity, and he magically receives it here.”

         -The New Haven Advocate (Christopher Arnott) – Bell, Book, and Candle

"Inventive and Enchanting! See it if you're delighted by a troupe of traveling players capable of upstaging the high-profile parkland productions of Shakespeare by the Public Theatre!"

  -Show-Score -All's Well That Ends Well

"Lunt and Fontanne: the Celestials of Broadway is a charmer! 

A love letter to the stage for lucky San Antonio audiences!"

-mysanantonio.com (Deborah Martin) -Lunt and Fontanne

"Director Owen Thompson allows both Chekhov and Simon to make themselves felt: a night of high-caliber comedy, well worth your time!" 

  -The New Haven Advocate (Christopher Arnott) - The Good Doctor

Owen Thompson has worked magic in directing his large and

  lively cast through a maze of frantic comings and goings which              escalate into a frenzy of delicious foolishness" 

 -The Meriden Record Journal (Phyllis S. Donovan) - A Flea in Her Ear

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