COURTNEY FEIMAN
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Hope Amber, Proud Parent
"We went to see Pinocchio/Robin Hood at the Manteo Theater in North Carolina. My 5 year old son was very excited and wanted to be on the stage. Thankfully, Courtney chose him as one of her participants to introduce the show. What Courtney didn't know is my son has an extensive medical history and is currently diagnosed autistic with sensory processing disorder. When he first went on stage he sat down and your amazing actor sat too, despite that being a bit out of the norm. As he stammers on for 30 seconds she stays fully engaged with him until he is finally able to get his thoughts out "I want to be part of the show." Because Courtney waited for him to process everything and stayed patient and engaged with my son he was able to follow her directions and repeat the introduction with ease. All the while she had no clue my son has special needs. I was so proud of my kid I was in tears. Please, if possible, share this with Courtney and let her know how she made a difference by simply giving my kiddo a chance to process. Most people don't do this and count him out for a lot of things. So again, a big thank you to Courtney. You're a wonderful actor and person."
DC Theatre Scene
Other standouts in the cast include Courtney Feiman, who finds a way to make Constance more modern and outgoing while still convincingly romantic.
Cumberland Times-News
Courtney Feiman is an entirely down to earth and relatable young woman. Her practicality and sensibility were a welcome dynamic contrast to the often strained and heightened tensions of the male characters around her. Feiman also delivered an excellent monologue in Act II and later has a phenomenal chance to display her dramatic abilities in an emotionally tense scene.