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"Helm is a great find. He has an extraordinary voice and makes playing the piano seem easy. He is a very fine musician." (Sometimes a Song: The Music of Dan Fogelberg)
- Marty Lash, Door County Advocate |
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"Paul Helm, however, gets the big show-stopper, playing a snail who takes quite a long time to deliver a letter. Helm’s got an aw-shucks manner and a sweet, high tenor that’s easy on the ears. But when he lets loose, it’s a hotcha Broadway moment, bringing smiles to kids and grumpy grownups alike." (A Year with Frog and Toad)
- Paul Kosidowski, Milwaukee Magazine |
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“Helm's Roger Edens is the perfect foil for this Judy. Looking like a freshly scrubbed chorus boy sitting behind the piano, he is self-effacing but still expressive and engaging. He delivers a masterful three-part solo performance of ‘If I Only Had a Brain/Heart/the Nerve.’” (Judy: An Intimate Evening With A Legend)
- Damien Jaques, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel |
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"Paul Helm portrayed the villainous and wonderfully creepy Fagin, the 'criminal mastermind' of a group of thieving children, perfectly. Helm used an excellent mix of oddness and emotion to make the viewer actually feel bad for Fagin, at least for a second, before his true nature once again showed itself." (Oliver!)
- Stacy Glick, Mountain Messenger |
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