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REVIEWS & articles
FORSBERG IS THE BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE PRODUCTION. HER IMPRESSIVE VOCAL RANGE IS COMPLIMENTED BY A DEPTH OF CHARACTER THAT FEW ACTORS OF ANY AGE POSSESS.” |
– Matt Tamanini, BROADWAY WORLD
JANE SEYMOUR has the only ballad in the show as her solo, and that means "Heart of Stone" needs a formidable performer to keep audiences engaged after the first few uptempo numbers. Jasmine Forsberg meets that challenge; she finds a resonant mix of sweetness and power in her delivery, and her ability to riff is dazzling." |
- Rachel Weinberg, BROADWAY WORLD
JASMINE FORSBERG DELIVERS A POWERHOUSE PERFORMANCE AS NORMA VALVERDE...SHE BELTS HER SONGS WITH A STUNNING MIX OF SPIRITUAL GRAVITAS AND HOMESPUN EASE—ULTIMATELY RISING TO BECOME THE LINCHPIN OF THE SHOW.” |
- Kirin Pandey, THE UNDERGROUND
...the entertainment value of musical numbers like "Sing Happy" - |
- Stephen Mosher, BROADWAY WORLD
AS EARNEST SUE, THE STORY'S NARRATOR OF SORTS, JASMINE FORSBERG HAS HER RELIABLE SPARK AND HER SINGING VOICE IS LOVELY AS EVER...” |
– Matthew J. Palm, ORLANDO SENTINEL
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THE ENSEMBLIST"...working with Joe and Jen again has been very similar in many ways.
...they challenge the artist with direction, choreography, and music (down to the underscore) that is rooted in circumstance and intention. I think that speaks volumes about how Joe and Jen have always fully embraced one of the core messages of Broadway Bounty Hunter — Age does not define talent, or wisdom, or one’s contribution to an artistic process." |
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onward state"Penn State junior Jasmine Forsberg got the opportunity of a lifetime over the summer to get a taste of her future career.
She made her off-Broadway New York debut in Broadway Bounty Hunter, a musical about down-on-her-luck actress Annie Golden’s recruitment by a bounty hunter to fight crime in South America. Throughout her journey, she discovers just how badass she really is." |