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"Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You" and "The Actor's Nightmare," Morgan-Wixson Theatre
...a fact made hilariously apparent in the character of Thomas (who’s actually a young girl, the angelically precocious Brighid Fleming), who follows each command with the dewy brainwashed grin of an embryonic Scientologist.
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— James Scarborough
Theater Review: Durang Comedies Strike a Bold Dark Nerve
Fleming’s Thomas is actually the most controlled performance, no surprise as the program reveals her to be possibly the most seasoned...
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— Lynne Bronstein and Kenne Guillory
Santa Monica Mirror
The Tale of Two plays
Fleming was a delight to watch.
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— Ingrid Rosales
Corsair
Sister Mary Ignatius and The Actor’s Nightmare at Morgan-Wixson
Brighid Fleming plays Thomas, her young disciple, with charmingly blithe but earnest repetition of the catechism. It was halfway through the play that I realized the pious young boy might possibly be being played by a girl, but wasn’t sure until the curtain call, where her hair was down and she had donned her dress, that I was certain.
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— Geoff Hoff
LA Theatre Review
“Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You/The Actor’s Nightmare”: Now-May 29 @ Morgan-Wixson Theatre
Little Brighid Fleming who plays Thomas, the Sister’s student, was perfect – innocent as stuffed animals.
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— Cesar Cruz
Campus Circle
Reviews of Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You and The Actor’s Nightmare
...as she lavishes attention on seven-year-old Thomas, played to perfection by Brighid Fleming.
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— Bea Wolff
The Tolucan Times
Wait Until Dark
young Fleming is an absolute delight as Gloria-and the antithesis
of the stereotypical "child actor."
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— Steven Stanley
StageSceneLA
THEATER BEAT: Woyzeck
And tiny Brighid Fleming tells the play's signature fable - about a boy living in a dead world - with disarming command.
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— Charlotte Stoudt
LA Times
Actors Help Overambitious Play
...Also wonderful is the Child, played by 9-year-old Brighid Fleming, who is willowy and angelic, and adds an honesty to the show that is very welcome.
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— Lisa Dupuy
Burbank Leader
"One of my all time favorites. I love this child - she mesmerized me. What an old soul. Deep eyes filled with so much life in such a short time. She is a true natural...a real star. What a focused child. She will go very far."
— Deborah Dion, Casting Director, LA
"The little girl's fluid and natural performance is extraordinary. I think she is destined for greatness."
— Deborah Dozier Potter, member of the Kennedy Center's President's Advisory Council
...sharply angled performances from...a gifted 9-year-old, Brighid Fleming, who plays both a child and a monkey.
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— Don Shirley of LA City Beat and Valley Beat.
...eerily playful...is nine year old Brighid Fleming as an animated monkey.
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— Tolucan Times review of Woyzeck
Hearts of Desire Wins Best Short Film and Best Vocal Music in a Film at Garden State Film Festival
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— New Mexico Film Office
The role of Sage is played, with a breakout performance by a newcomer Brighid Fleming, who is being heralded, as the next Dakota Fanning.
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— Garden State Film Festival
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