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“The new generation of writers in historic drama is led by Tom DeTitta. Until Mr. DeTitta’s ‘The Reach of Song’ it was considered impossible to present intimate psychological issues in a production that had to play loudly and boldly to reach the back rows.”

— Rodger Lyle Brown, Atlanta Journal/Constitution

“I was impressed inspired and moved. I laughed, I cried, I thought it was a great play.”

— Jimmy Carter Press Secretary Jody Powell on the play “Transcendence.”

“Tom’s play ‘Streets of Gold’ is a beauty!”

— New York Governor Mario Cuomo’s keynote address on behalf of “Streets of Gold.”

“This show is so important because it tells us so much about who we really are”

— Penn State Football Coach, Joe Paterno, Keynote Speech on Behalf of “Streets of Gold.”

“Is it possible to feel despondent yet uplifted, depleted yet overflowing, ravenous yet sated, peaceful, yet tumultuous? Yes, and to experience a myriad other emotions as well. Tom DeTitta’s ‘American POW Drama’ has presented the people of Georgia a rare gift to be shared with others.”

— Beth Alston, Editor, the Americus Times Recorder

“One of the best Historical Dramas in the country is presented in north Georgia. ‘Reach of Song,’ Georgia’s Official Historic Drama by Tom DeTitta provides a fascinating glimpse into the life and culture of the Southern Appalachians.”

— Inside Cobb Magazine

“We were utterly blown away by the reading of Tom DeTitta’s play ‘Prayer of America.’ This is a remarkable work.”

— Invited faculty, West Virginia University School of Theater and Dance

“Ninety-eight percent of Habitat for Humanity’s affiliates rated ‘Darkness Lifting’ as excellent.”

— Post-production survey from Habitat’s 25^th Anniversary International Celebration

“We were profoundly impressed by the ‘American POW Drama.’ Tom DeTitta did a masterful job putting the production together. God has surely given him a tremendous talent and he is using it to great advantage to benefit everyone who has the privilege of seeing what he has put together.”

— Millard Fuller, Founder of Habitat for Humanity

“‘Following our Fannie’ is structured in a way that incorporates all the silly vaudevillian aspects of the 20^th century with modern theater. The play includes comedy routines, song and dance and juggling or acrobatic acts, as well as fire-eating and magic tricks.”

— Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

“An officially good drama! It took two years of talking and listening for Playwright Tom DeTitta to gather together the fragile fragments of everyday life that compose ‘Reach of Song.’ Such real-life ingredients make good theater. You generally have be around forever to become a state’s official something. But after its first season, ‘Reach of Song’ became Georgia’s Official Historic Drama.”

— Southern Living Magazine

“‘Streets of Gold’ was very successful in dramatizing several major themes in American history. I discussed the play with Governor and Mrs. Casey and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves at the October 17^th performance. We all agreed, Tom DeTitta’s words, characters and stories connected with the audience. There can be no higher praise!”

— Brent Glass, Executive Director at the Pennsylvania Museum and Historic Society

“‘And Grace Will Lead Me Home: The American POW Drama,’ is a smash hit! Tom DeTitta has written and produced a play so vivid, so real, so painful, so powerful, so provocative that we each take something home to ponder… There were few dry eyes when the lights came up. Men and women filed slowly out of the building weeping openly.”

— Americus Times Recorder

“Tom DeTitta has the mountains within him and through his hit play ‘Reach of Song’ he has done a great job in telling ‘our’ story.”

— Georgia Governor Zell Miller

“The new generation of writers in historic drama is led by Tom DeTitta. Until Mr. DeTitta’s ‘The Reach of Song’ it was considered impossible to present intimate psychological issues in a production that had to play loudly and boldly to reach the back rows.”

— Rodger Lyle Brown, Atlanta Journal/Constitution

“I was impressed inspired and moved. I laughed, I cried, I thought it was a great play.”

— Jimmy Carter Press Secretary Jody Powell on the play “Transcendence.”

“Tom’s play ‘Streets of Gold’ is a beauty!”

— New York Governor Mario Cuomo’s keynote address on behalf of “Streets of Gold.”

“This show is so important because it tells us so much about who we really are”

— Penn State Football Coach, Joe Paterno, Keynote Speech on Behalf of “Streets of Gold.”

“Is it possible to feel despondent yet uplifted, depleted yet overflowing, ravenous yet sated, peaceful, yet tumultuous? Yes, and to experience a myriad other emotions as well. Tom DeTitta’s ‘American POW Drama’ has presented the people of Georgia a rare gift to be shared with others.”

— Beth Alston, Editor, the Americus Times Recorder

“One of the best Historical Dramas in the country is presented in north Georgia. ‘Reach of Song,’ Georgia’s Official Historic Drama by Tom DeTitta provides a fascinating glimpse into the life and culture of the Southern Appalachians.”

— Inside Cobb Magazine

“We were utterly blown away by the reading of Tom DeTitta’s play ‘Prayer of America.’ This is a remarkable work.”

— Invited faculty, West Virginia University School of Theater and Dance

“Ninety-eight percent of Habitat for Humanity’s affiliates rated ‘Darkness Lifting’ as excellent.”

— Post-production survey from Habitat’s 25^th Anniversary International Celebration

“We were profoundly impressed by the ‘American POW Drama.’ Tom DeTitta did a masterful job putting the production together. God has surely given him a tremendous talent and he is using it to great advantage to benefit everyone who has the privilege of seeing what he has put together.”

— Millard Fuller, Founder of Habitat for Humanity

“‘Following our Fannie’ is structured in a way that incorporates all the silly vaudevillian aspects of the 20^th century with modern theater. The play includes comedy routines, song and dance and juggling or acrobatic acts, as well as fire-eating and magic tricks.”

— Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

“An officially good drama! It took two years of talking and listening for Playwright Tom DeTitta to gather together the fragile fragments of everyday life that compose ‘Reach of Song.’ Such real-life ingredients make good theater. You generally have be around forever to become a state’s official something. But after its first season, ‘Reach of Song’ became Georgia’s Official Historic Drama.”

— Southern Living Magazine

“‘Streets of Gold’ was very successful in dramatizing several major themes in American history. I discussed the play with Governor and Mrs. Casey and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves at the October 17^th performance. We all agreed, Tom DeTitta’s words, characters and stories connected with the audience. There can be no higher praise!”

— Brent Glass, Executive Director at the Pennsylvania Museum and Historic Society

“‘And Grace Will Lead Me Home: The American POW Drama,’ is a smash hit! Tom DeTitta has written and produced a play so vivid, so real, so painful, so powerful, so provocative that we each take something home to ponder… There were few dry eyes when the lights came up. Men and women filed slowly out of the building weeping openly.”

— Americus Times Recorder

“Tom DeTitta has the mountains within him and through his hit play ‘Reach of Song’ he has done a great job in telling ‘our’ story.”

— Georgia Governor Zell Miller

“The new generation of writers in historic drama is led by Tom DeTitta. Until Mr. DeTitta’s ‘The Reach of Song’ it was considered impossible to present intimate psychological issues in a production that had to play loudly and boldly to reach the back rows.”

— Rodger Lyle Brown, Atlanta Journal/Constitution

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