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Julia as "Doll Baby Redd"
Julia singing at AEA's Extraordinary Excellence in Diversity on Broadway Award Presentation at B. Smith's
“Julia Breanetta Simpson is a sinuous Thelma Scott, expressive in such songs as “Everybody Loves My Baby” and “I Got What It Takes.”
by
Aileen Jacobson
Newsday, Bellport, NY
“Julia Simpson gets a good laugh as Thelma when she fills in for a missing performer and does an ‘Exotic Dance’”.
by
John L. Allen
The Muskegon Chronicle
“Julia Breanetta Simpson (Thelma) was vocally well-developed, and a talented performer who gave great clarity and exactness to her part.”
by
Lisa Cook
The Bradley Scout
ONE
MO' TIME
Julia pictured with Jeff Reed as Papa Du
“Julia Breanetta Simpson” as the skinny, man-stealing Thelma gives Bertha a run for her money throughout. She’s coy, bitchy and sweet in turn, desperately trying to be the star of a show with a really BIG star already.”
by
Patricia Donovan
Buffalo, NY
“Julia Breanetta Simpson played a wonderfully funny and well-voiced Thelma, one of Papa Du’s love-interests and a sparring partner for Big Bertha.
by
T.M. Purvis
The Journal-News, Suffern, NY
ONE MO' TIME
Julia pictured with Jannis Warner as Big Bertha
“Julia Simpson is a wisp of a thing who moves about the stage with the litheness of a cat. She flirts with the men, flaunts her tiny figure in front of Hill and Young and presents a pleasant contrast in style to the show.”
by
Harriet Wesley
The Patriot, Harrisburg, PA
AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'
Julia pictured with Richie McCall as Andre
“Julia Simpson sang a soulful ‘Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child” in “The Factory”’
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Suzanne Lynch
Press-Republican, Lake Placid, NY
TINTYPES
Cabaret performance at Danny's Skylight Room in NYC
Julia Breanetta Simpson as Hennie at the Clarence Brown Theatre
WHEN THE NIGHTINGALE SINGS
Julia pictured with Mona Wyatt as Minnie and Marjorie Johnson as Crooked Foster Mother
St. Luke's Church Fundraiser
