To Whom It May Concern:
     I was fortunate to have had the extreme pleasure of working with Glenn Singer during the 1993 Piccolo Spoleto Festival. I can say, in all honesty, that without the magnanimous and magnetic personality of Glenn Singer, this festival would not have seen the success that it did.
     His performance is without equal... and it genuinely appeals to people of all ages. I programmed Glenn's shows at numerous sites throughout the city as part of our ARTREACH program, the segment of the festival that reaches out in to the community to those people who would otherwise not experience it. From the Medical University of South Carolina's Children's Hospital to the Florence Crittenton Home for Unwed Mothers to the steps of the U.S. Customs House, Glenn brought joy and laughter. The festival-goers were looking for him everywhere, people just couldn't get enough. Consequently, we added a series of street performances, many of which were attended by more than 500 people.
     Smiling faces, eyes full of wonder and shrieks of laughter were testimony to the success of Glenn's shows; it was one of the most rewarding aspects of my job to see so many people so elated and having such a great time. Glenn's talents are unsurpassed and his spirit exhilirating; his integrity and insight make him a pleasure to work with. For the ten days he was here, I always knew I could count on him and that his audiences were well taken care of.
     In short summation, "El Gleno Grande" is magnificent, fabulous, stupendous. He receives my highest recommendations.

Sincerely
Robben McAdam    Artreach and Gallery Coordinator

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