Quotes
“Mr. Colby… spent much of his life living, working, and playing in the Algonquin, the elegant Midtown hotel. The Algonquin is renowned as the literary hangout of the Jazz Age. For Mr. Colby, it was simply home…[His grandmother] Mrs. Bodne would point out the big names to him…including Tennessee Williams, Arthur Miller, Noël Coward, and Laurence Olivier, for whom she cooked chicken soup.” New York Times
“Aficionados of Broadway and New York history and researchers into the past of the Big Apple’s entertainment scene will find many nuggets to mine in this detailed retelling.” CabaretScenes.org
“The Algonquin Kid by Michael Colby is a fabulous and heartfelt reminder about the circle of life and the humbling journey in the ever weaving ‘round table’ world of the entertainment industry.” BroadwayWorld.com, praise for the play