"It was a charming production [The Legend of Deirdre]. It brought tears to my eyes, and my husbandâs too", says Mary Ann Karoussus, a member of the audience.

"Iâm impressed," adds Patti Love, a Mise Erie Irish Dance instructor. "Two of the dancers wrote their college entrance essays about the players and their collaboration with them. Their teachers forwarded the papers to the superintendent." 

"Love was spilling over everywhere on Sunday afternoon at Guild Hall when the East End Special Players presented their play, From King Arthur With Love,"
wrote Marion Wolberg Weiss in her review in Danâs Papers.

"There are many reasons why I am in theatre. The East End Special is one·[Their] production of The Mikado in Mime moved me to reach out, to hold and to love,"
says Bradlee E. Bing, Executive Artistic Director of Theatre Three. 

"I believe that this is a very worthy project that you are performing. Good Luck!"
-Eunice Kennedy Shriver,
The Joseph P.Kennedy, Jr. Foundation.

"...Performances can often be surprising, enlightening and most of all·.exciting"- The Southampton Press

Courtney Knox: "My favorite part is playing a nurse. Nurses are supposed to help people. It's really something you need, a nurse."

Gregory Doyle: "I like when Betsy kisses me. I also like all my friends."

Christine Provoost: "I'm Geronte. He makes me laugh. I've been with the players since The Mikado. I appreciate the teachers, filmmakers, and people who do the costumes and signs. I even made a sign for the play. I get friendships so that I don't have to be alone."

Paul Giacolone: "This is my first time I'm doing a play. I love acting. I play the father the way that he felt about his son, a little furious, mad, angry and frustrated. I've never been a father before; I've been a son."