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Reviews
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What the critics have to say about Brad’s
performances: As Pierce Pearson in the feature fim Filthy Rich Filthy Uncle Phil: "I still found myself admiring the makers more than I probably expected. That goes for Thomason's performance in particular, because Pierce displays a sweeping arc that takes the viewer from near-total loathing [to the point that he seems irredeemable] to genuinely giving a damn for the poor guy, as he becomes a tawdry example what he originally despised." Trash City - http://www.trashcity.org/BLITZ/BLIT2233.HTM As Robert Chiltern in An Ideal Husband at the Shell Theatre: "Brad Thomason and Lindy Flowers are standouts as the Senator and his devout and upstanding wife..." Act Three Reviews - http://dougmarino.blogspot.com/2008/11/ideal-husband.html "As the upstanding senator, Thomason projects relaxed honesty." Backstage - http://www.backstage.com/bso/news_reviews/nyc/review_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003889476 As John in The View From K Street Steak at Altered Stages: "The saving graces are its strong cast...Brad Thomason really works the crowd as the ventriloquist..." nytheatre.com - www.nytheatre.com/nytheatre/view5032.htm As Father in Violet at Gallery Players: "In supporting roles....and Brad Thomason (as Violet's father) are particularly praiseworthy."
As Ed in
Torch Song Trilogy at Gallery Players:
"The cast was
exquisite...Brad Thomason waffled well emotionally bringing truth to his
role."
"The cast are fully committed...the appealing Brad Thomason..." "The real force of this production was Brad Thomason as Ed. Really great stuff..." "Brad Thomason's Ed was spectacular."
broadwayworld.com -
www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=918277#2674930
As Sheriff Lyle McGee in Lady Convoy at the NYC Fringe Fest: "Thomason delivers a devilish turn" offoffonline.com - www.offoffonline.com/archives.php?id=487
As Caesar in Celebrities Shouldn't Have Children at the Gene Frankel Theatre: "The energy and enthusiasm Thomason fans have come to expect are evident in his performance" NewYorkCool.com - www.newyorkcool.com/archives/theater_2004_archives.html
As Marty
in
Nine Lives/Divinity Bash
at The Pantheon Theater
“Thomason is exceptional in playing a role that could
easily have been lost amongst the other more flamboyant characters.
His character’s search for the perfect work of art is pitch
perfect. Thomason
underscores Marty’s frightened excitement while intermittently providing
us with humorous glimpses into Marty’s guilt”
Big City Lit
As
Dale in
Scenes From A Wake
at the Vital Theatre:
“Thomason made an excellent Hank Williams
impersonator”
OOBR -
www.oobr.com/top/volNine/thirtytwo/0517scenes.htm
As Peter
in
Just Us Boys
at the Abingdon Theatre:
“Thomason never misses an emotional or comic beat” nytheatre.com - www.nytheatre.com/nytheatre/archweb/mitf_reviews.htm
“Thomason has such a fine easy way with his lines.
Much of what he did was quite funny”
OOBR -
www.oobr.com/top/volTen/four/0803Boys.htm
“played to perfection by Thomason”
theatermania.com -
www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm?int_news_id=3770 “Thomason was all that and more, bringing additional humor, vulnerability, and a welcome silliness and lightness to the part”
StoneWall Society -
www.stonewallsociety.com/urbanjustboysrev.htm
As Jeremy Warrender
in
A Spider’s Web
at The Aurora Theatre:
“Thomason laps up his performance as Jeremy with a
disarming, puppy-like innocence” The Gwinnett Loaf
As Almónd in Looking4sex at Wings Theatre: "The actors ranged in scope and breadth. The highlights were...the soulful Brad Thomason as the touching Almond." OOBR - http://www.oobr.com/top/volEleven/twelve/1211sex.htm
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