UPDATES: Logan finished an amazing new work called "The Man Who Would Be King"

at the Village Theatre. Book By: DJ Salisbury, Lyrics By: Neil Berg,

Music Dir/Orch:Wendy Bobbitt Cavet, Directed By: Brian Yorkey

Logan Played the Role of Nakaios

UP NEXT!!! 10/10-11/1 Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the 5th Avenue

IN THE NEWS:

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

" Gaston, who pursues the beautiful Belle with a stalker's zeal, is conceited, narcissistic and wonderful. He's actually gorgeous and possesses a deep sexy singing voice."

" Gaston isn't totally lecherous, but rather a delicious combination of comic and conniving."

" Benedict has truly perfected the art of making egotistical buffoons funny and making us root for him despite ourselves."

-Everett Herald

 

INTO THE WOODS

“[Into the Woods] boasts affectionate mockery of two vain, self-dramatizing Prince Charmings, Agreeably portrayed and sung (their duet ”Agony” is a joy) by Michael Hunsaker and Logan Benedict.”
-The Seattle Times

“[Michael Hunsaker and Logan Benedict] hilariously prance, preen, and self-pityingly sing of their agony...”
“I haven’t had so much fun at the 5th [Avenue Theatre] since "Hairspray”.”
-Seattle Weekly

“The other principals (especially Billie Wildrick, Leslie Law and Logan Benedict) are awesome.”
-The Stranger

“...my favorite dancers were Rapunzel’s [Logan Benedict] and Cinderella’s princes. They dance on and go off with a ballet leap. They knew timing and how to milk that action.”
-Tacoma Weekly

“Logan Benedict and Michael Hunsaker have a field day... their second-act reprise of ”Agony” plays to the production’s comedic strengths.”
-Crosscut.com/arts-beat

“Cinderella’s Prince and Rapunzel’s Prince [Logan Benedict] are the two most entertaining characters throughout the musical.”
-About.com

FOREVER PLAID

“Benedict affects a sweet, bespectacled Buddy Holly look, and uses his deep bass and lanky body to both comic and dramatic effect”
-The Boston Herald

“Logan Benedict takes the lead in a hilarious ode to men who work.”
-Boston Metro

“Benedict’s performance of ”Sixteen Tons” is mesmorizing.”
-Cape Cod Times

“Smudge [Logan Benedict] is an impressive bass-baritone...”
~Boston Phoenix

“[Logan Benedict] sheds his specs for a steamy solo, Elvis’ ”Rags to Riches,” and winds up the show with an amazing transformation.”
-Dorchester Reporter

KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN

“Catch prisoner, Logan Benedict before he escapes the Calderwood Pavillion.”
-IN News Weekly