Telly: Press

"Also memorable here is the British sailors' "Pretty Lady," gracefully led by Telly Leung, whose sweet, clear tenor distinguishes a handful of songs..."

"Telly Leung, in a variety of roles, has proved himself one of the brightest lights on Broadway, a physically stunning triple-threat, possessed of a truly glorious voice. "

"Most notable is Telly Leung, whose gorgeous voice and youthful innocence lend ironic gravity to the suicide song "There Is No Other Way," and the rape song, "Pretty Lady." Not only is his singing a joy to listen to, it also seamlessly adapts to fit his numerous roles, including the young boy in the rousing, and most hum-able, "Someone in a Tree..."

"…newcomer Telly Leung, who is outstanding in a variety of small roles..."

"Notable among the ensemble is Telly Leung who sings the Boy in 'Someone in a Tree'; and a sailor in 'Pretty Lady'; His clear tenor is open and brilliant."

"Strong of brassy voice and affable as all get-out, Leung took possession of all sorts of numbers during his act-long nose-thumb at traditional casting. Nothing sounded wrong from him: not "Ol' Man River," not "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning," not Sondheim's "Being Alive." He made them easily assimilated."

"Every once in a while a debut performer comes along who so completely fulfills the concepts of great cabaret, I simply can't wait to let others know about it."