Agrippa performs in Capital Playhouse Production of "Smokey Joe's Cafe". Olympia, Wa
"This is a parade of songs by the great '50s and '60s songwriting team of Jerry Lieber and Mike Stroller. The Broadway production of "Smokey Joe's Cafe" was nominated for seven Tony Awards and the cast album won the 1995 Grammy for Best Musical Show album. I have the Broadway cast album, and I think this local company could give the Broadway cast some fierce competition".
"Agrippa Williams almost gets lost as a member of the chorus in Act I, but his pulsing bass and exaggerated comic expressions are delightful, and he gets to shine in Act II
by Alec Clayton: alec@alecclayton.com
THE DISPATCHER
Feb, 20, 2002
Agrippa Williams, singer and poet, performs some of his own work and also regaled the crowd with moving version of two songs Paul Robeson made famous, "No More Auction Block" "and Waterboy".
Steve Sallone/Reporter
San Francisco, CA.
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENER
June 17, 2002
"Agrippa Williams is known for his deep rich voice and for his poetry".
By Mike Barber,
Seattle P-I Reporter
ANCHORAGE TIMES
Dec 23, 1989 (Review) "Reckless"
"Among the new faces, Agrippa Williams, Williams was stauch througout"
Catherine Standen,
Anchorage Times
BRIDGETON EVENING NEWS
May 26, 1985
The late Jamaican singer Bob Marley introduced the United States to a new type of upbeat, inspiring music in the mid-1970's called Reggae. In the same vein Agrippa Williams is creating a similar type of spiritual redemptive art, in a different medium: Poetry.
