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Humor perfectly peppers the tragedy and the triumph. But ultimately the the show's heart and honesty are what
bring it to life.” …. “Miraculously, it squeezes a host of songs into the story without cluttering the proceedings….
Finally a musical biography to stand by.” - The Fort Worth Star-Telegraph
“The best thing I have seen and heard in years. I mean the best! From the first minute to the last this
“Stand By Your Man shows other musical biographies how it should work.”—The Fort Worth Star Telegraph
“The best country music to hit Jacksonville this year is on the stage at FCCJ’S Wilson Center until October 10th.
The bio-musical of Tammy Wynette’s life and music was a real crowd-pleaser at the Tuesday night opener.
“ - Dick Kerekes, Entertaining U
“Wynette became a legend for a reason: She has a whole lot of voice and a whole lot to say. Stand By Your Man
perfectly captures her essence and makes for an unforgettable night of music. The audience delivered one of the
strongest standing ovations I’ve ever heard at the theatre.”
- Beth Jones, Roanoke Times
bring it to life.” …. “Miraculously, it squeezes a host of songs into the story without cluttering the proceedings….
Finally a musical biography to stand by.” - The Fort Worth Star-Telegraph
“The best thing I have seen and heard in years. I mean the best! From the first minute to the last this
“Stand By Your Man shows other musical biographies how it should work.”—The Fort Worth Star Telegraph
“The best country music to hit Jacksonville this year is on the stage at FCCJ’S Wilson Center until October 10th.
The bio-musical of Tammy Wynette’s life and music was a real crowd-pleaser at the Tuesday night opener.
“ - Dick Kerekes, Entertaining U
“Wynette became a legend for a reason: She has a whole lot of voice and a whole lot to say. Stand By Your Man
perfectly captures her essence and makes for an unforgettable night of music. The audience delivered one of the
strongest standing ovations I’ve ever heard at the theatre.”
- Beth Jones, Roanoke Times
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