A FEW REVIEWS

Yank! - Gallery Players, Brooklyn

The choreography of this show is brilliant. Musical veteran Denman serves as top-notch choreographer here. His dance routines are urgent and sinewy, packed with muscular power and graceful precision.

The Brooklyn Paper

For his part, Denman positively explodes with energy and charisma, particularly during his wonderful tap dancing sequences (the actor also doubles as the show's choreographer). His duet with Steggert, "Click," is the song-and-dance highlight of the show.

Theatremania.com

"Click," a fantastic tap duet for Artie to indoctrinate Stu to the fleshly wonders hidden right before his eyes. (Denman also provided the show's spirited choreography, which is never better than here.) There’s even a full-length ballet in which Stu's choices come back to haunt him in grand Rodgers-and-Hammerstein style.

Matthew Murray, Talkin Broadway

From Noel and Gertie (If Love Were All) at MusicalFare Theatre

Jeffry Denman's direction finds the right pace throughout. His choreography adds much to Coward ambience by means of well-placed slow dances and much to audience amusement in the fast, comic routines.

The Buffalo News - Richard Huntington

From Naked Boys Singing

"With Jeffry Denman's choreography the show is staged with loads of charm and theatrical saavy."

David Kaufman, The Daily News

"It's hard not to enjoy Naked Boys Singing. Loads of unconnected numbers with Jeffry Denman's fairly flashy choreography…"

Lady Bunny, TimeOut

"Jeffry Denman provides choreography that revels in the soft-edged cliches of the most cornball show-biz dance arrangements."

Newsday

"Jeffry Denman's choreography is fast-paced and resourceful."

Victor Gluck, Backstage

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