"...'Chu-Chi Face' is a bright spot." Philadelphia Inquirer
"... the Vulgarians delivered the standout performances of the show. The Baron Bomburst (George Dvorsky), another oh-so-witty cultural stereotype, and his lovely Baroness (Elizabeth Ward Land) exuded charisma and never missed a beat on the humor. Their loving duet “Chu-Chi Face” was a delight to watch and really let their personalities and mastery of the humor take the forefront. As they explored their dysfunctional romantic dynamic, the Baron and Baroness were often literally head over heels for each other, resulting in some comically painful backbends and splits. It was probably not unusual for the audience to be rooting for the Baron and Baroness by the end. They successfully stole every scene from every other character on stage." Hippodrome Foundation
All CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG photos courtesy of Ian Ibbetson
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"... the Vulgarians delivered the standout performances of the show. The Baron Bomburst (George Dvorsky), another oh-so-witty cultural stereotype, and his lovely Baroness (Elizabeth Ward Land) exuded charisma and never missed a beat on the humor. Their loving duet “Chu-Chi Face” was a delight to watch and really let their personalities and mastery of the humor take the forefront. As they explored their dysfunctional romantic dynamic, the Baron and Baroness were often literally head over heels for each other, resulting in some comically painful backbends and splits. It was probably not unusual for the audience to be rooting for the Baron and Baroness by the end. They successfully stole every scene from every other character on stage." Hippodrome Foundation
All CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG photos courtesy of Ian Ibbetson
www.IanIbbetson.com
Elizabeth Ward Land
Actress
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG National Tour - New Gallery and Reviews
"The Bombie Samba" with Kent M. Lewis and John Saunders
"Elizabeth Ward Land is a true delight as the wickedly funny Baroness." Classical Voice of North Carolina
"Land clearly relished her role - she was saucy, funny and a flirt...." Tampa Tribune
"Land clearly relished her role - she was saucy, funny and a flirt...." Tampa Tribune
"...fine comic support from George Dvorsky as a childish Baron and Elizabeth Ward Land as his sex-starved wife." Variety"Elizabeth Ward Land and George Dvorsky are the couple you love to hate. They make the most of out their song, 'Chu-Chi Face'." Talkin' Broadway.com
"On the villain side, Dvorsky and Land are sublime in 'Chu-Chi Face', their twisted love duet." Boston Herald
