I'll save you my spiel on the pros and cons of reading reviews, but for now, I'm happy to share some kind words that critics said about me in Todd vs. the Titanic this summer.
From the first run at the Adirondack Theatre Festival: the show "showcases Kinosian's skill at instant character changes and adroitness as composer of catchy tunes." They also said I "brilliantly convey[ed] who's who with voice, accent, mannerism, physicality and signals." Read the full review here.
From the second run, in Ithaca: "Kinosian, tall and lean, flips roles at lightning speed. He's nimble and dazzlingly comic – we barely begin laughing at one character's gesture when the next one rushes in. An extended exchange between [two characters] is a conversational tour de farce." Also: "Kinosian sings handsomely, mock-dances enthusiastically, and articulates beautifully." Full review of that one here.
(Quick point of personal privilege: I don't know about that term "mock-dances," given that I was literally, inarguably dancing dancing, but we can agree I did it with enthusiasm.)
I'm so proud of this show, and so looking forward to what's next for it.
(All photos: Rachel Philipson)
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