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     "One of the area's best comic actors." – Philadelphia Inquirer

    "An all-purpose scene-stealing talent." – Variety

    "Tony Braithwaite is a comedy superstar in these parts." – KYW NewsRadio

    "A genial disciple of Martin Short and Nathan Lane." - Talkin' Broadway

    "Hands down, Philadelphia's finest comic actor." - Philadelphia Weekly

    “Tony Braithwaite is a superlative comic and impressionist.” - David Anthony Fox, The City Paper

    “Braithwaite is first among Philly funnymen.  He's brilliant.” – The City Paper

    "Braithwaite is an incomparable clown." – The City paper

    "Braithwaite is very nearly the Pseudolus of my dreams, with energy and eclat to burn. He also sings the score, including the famously difficult "Pretty Little Picture," better than anyone I've heard. Braithwaite is a Philadelphia treasure. Tourists should visit him, along with the Liberty Bell and Pat's King of Steaks.  - The City Paper

    “In Look Mom, I'm Swell!, local actor Tony Braithwaite sings, dances and jokes his way through the story of his upbringing in the Philadelphia suburb of Bala Cynwyd (which, he claims in jest, is "an Indian phrase which means 'inhabited by Jews'"). Braithwaite displays plenty of the charm and wit that has helped to establish him as one of the region's most dependable comic actors. (He won a Barrymore Award for Best Actor in a Musical in 2005, beating out Bronson Pinchot for the honor.)" - Talkin' Broadway

    “He may be Philadelphia’s funniest man ever,"" - The City Paper 

    “Unlike Broadway, which often draws its audience on the basis of a show's star power, regional theater usually attracts theatergoers through the company or the play. That is, unless that performer is Tony Braithwaite, Philadelphia's finest comedic performer and scene-stealer par excellence.” -    Philadelphia Weekly  

    "Braithwaite in particular is a master comedian. Wry, eminently likable and slyly subversive, he's unassuming in the manner of Jack Benny. And like all great comics, he's a deceptively fine actor, capable of making those he shares the stage with better.” – Philadelphia Weekly

    “Tony is beloved by Philadelphia audiences.” – Terry Nolen

    “He’s one of the greatest wits I know.” – Jennifer Childs

    “He is, after all, the funniest man in Philadelphia.” – Michael Hollinger

    “The super comic gem of our area.” – Montgomery Newspapers