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New Project
Our sold out debut workshop performance of "How Musical Theater Ruined My Life" was a hit! Stay tuned for more information on upcoming performances, revisions, and all cool stuff like that. Just as soon as I pay the rent. Here's what a few folks had to say!
"As an artist, Gretchen is one of the biggest risk-takers I know. Whether she's being funny or serious, she is always seeking the truth in her work, and not just in rehearsal. Watching her discover new things in performance is a joy, and I always come away feeling revitalized in my own creative process."
- Mardie Millit, award winning artist, and one half of the power duo "Michael and Mardie" www.michaelandmardie.com
" I thought the show was so so wonderful: entertaining, incredibly brave and personal but also something I think just about anyone can relate to." - Laurie Krauz, Multi-Award Winning Vocalist www.lauriekrauz.com
Back on the Boards
Review from Gretchen's recent outing at The Flea Theater in NYC.
“When we first meet Paulanne, Gretchen Reinhagen creates a good soul whom you feel like you know, and you begin to realize that she’s taking in as much information as she’s giving. Paulanne could be a caricature in the wrong hands, Ms. Reinhagen gives us her full humanity along with a key personality.” - Sherri Rase
Debut Album
“Gretchen Reinhagen sets the bar high with her new CD, Take It with Me. In doing so, she proves what everybody already knows—what a powerhouse she can be. ” - John Hoglund
“A performer widely known for her skill with comedy, Gretchen Reinhagen set the funny aside and put on her serious hat for her debut CD 'Take It With Me.' The versatile Reinhagen...is much more than a funny girl influenced by the comediennes who paved the way for a woman of her individuality and natural wit, as her maiden voyage into the recording studio proves. ...[Reinhagen's] technique as a singer and her inspiration as a storyteller afford her audience a sublimely artistic and surprisingly human journey, from start to finish.” - Stephen Mosher