" Alana Dietze easily seduces the male interloper (and the audience) as Dulce, the sweet sibling." --Broadway World
"Under Eric Hoff’s savvy direction, an all-around terrific cast deliver one deliciously stylized performance after another, from Neto’s haughty Bonita to Dietze’s saucy Dulce to Zeller’s ballsy Sofia to Wallin’s seductive Nicolas" --Stage Scene LA "Both Neto and Dietze place the flaws of their deliberately stereotypical characters front and center to create two very funny performances." --Showmag "Eric Hoff’s assured direction keeps the action moving smoothly and quickly and the cast of four each get their moment to shine and shine they do." --Haines His Way "In that all the characters come to vivid life earns praise not only for the cast and playwright but director Eric Hoff." --The World Through Night Tinted Glasses |
"A superb ensemble...standout Alana Dietze" - Bill Raden, Stage Raw "GO!...extraordinary" - Deborah Klugman, LA Weekly "Fascinating...excellent performances...an excellent production...provocative and dramatic" - On Stage Los Angeles "Gutsy...superb performances" - Willard Manus, TotalTheater "One of the most provocative evenings of theater you're likely to experience for some time to come...challenging and gratifying...the cast assembled by Echo Theater simply could not be better...dynamic, gutsy work...It is above all an evening of theater at its most exciting, daring, and rewarding" - Steven Stanley, StageSceneLA |
“The performers are all fearless and excellent.” – Michael Van Duzer, Stage Happenings
“High quality theater, wonderfully staged and marvelously acted… wit, depth, energy and talent… I highly recommend 'The Echo One Acts'." —James Eliopulos, The Los Angeles Beat “The acting is superb, the mood fantastic and fascinating.”– Jason Rohrer, Stage and Cinema “A pair of insurgent, Irish-immigrant-servant sisters (Alana Dietze and Jeanette McMahon in precision performances) look after the general’s bodily needs” -- Bill Raden, Stage Raw |
"Solid, challenging, and sometimes riveting craftsmanship of both word and performance...an unusually strong assortment of playwrights and actors who collectively deliver a most interesting evening...the Echo One Acts offer 140 minutes of insight, wit, wisdom, and much in between...the production offers arresting acting" -- Evan Henerson, Backstage
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