FUGUE is getting rave reviews!

“An edgy, potent drama… The creation of brilliant music counterpoints the tormented amorous lives of three prominent composers… elegantly geometric in its construction and viscerally potent in its staging… Unadventurous viewers need not apply.” — Los Angeles Times

http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/la-et-cm-fugue-at-atwater-village-theatre-20150217-story.html

“GO!… Ambitious… It is the movement, the timing and the brilliant staging of sex, suicide and slaughter that make the production extraordinary.” -LA Weekly

http://www.laweekly.com/arts/a-play-about-composers-who-do-very-bad-things-go-5389599

“Cleverly constructed… Smith leavens his dark, brooding meditation on the mystery of creativity with large doses of wit and humor… a play about music which becomes a piece of music itself…. superb performances” —Total Theater

http://www.totaltheater.com/?q=node/6202

“PROVOCATIVE AND DRAMATIC… an excellent production… . Director Fields weaves his players and their stories flawlessly.” — On Stage Los Angeles

http://onstagelosangeles.blogspot.com/2015/02/fugue-tragic-music-of-love.html

REVIEWS

VILLAINY ~ OR ~ H.H. HOLMES’ OWN STORY
“Eric Keitel is suave as the smooth-talking Holmes. His kind face and soft tone of voice are surely not those of a killer, right?”
-Stage Raw

“Keitel does a superb job of playing a sociopath, gaslighting his lovers and eventually killing them in a variety of maniacal ways.”
-Rue Morgue

“Eric Keitel is very convincing as the villain with an almost hypnotic power over women and zero level of remorse.”
-Indulge Magazine

WICKED LIT: THE DEAD SMILE
“Eric Keitel, portraying Gabriel, steals the spotlight of the evening as the most intelligent, interesting, capable, and dedicated performer of the entire experience. A young actor I as a director would be most interested in casting in one of my own productions, Keitel proves he has the passion, dedication, and understanding of the art of acting that will propel him to stardom with the assistance of the right projects and quality direction.”
-The California Theater Critic

THE MANOR
“Eric Keitel gives a subtly nuanced performance as the exuberant Sean who becomes weathered by time.”
-LA Excites

OPENING NIGHT
“As usher Tom Delaney, Eric Keitel perhaps has the most promise, fully embodying his character with naivety, great comedic timing and passion for the craft.”
-LifeinLA

MYSTERY LIT: HOLMES, SHERLOCK, AND THE CONSULTING DETECTIVE
“Company veteran Eric Keitel takes on three distinct roles in the stories and makes a very powerful villain when necessary.”
-Paul Myrvold’s Theatre Notes

LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST
“Eric Keitel shone as the sharpest of the courtiers, Berowne, with a nimble delivery of lines and an understated style.”
-The Columbus Dispatch

THE EIGHT: REINDEER MONOLOGUES
“Keitel makes Comet truthfully passionate and sincere.”
-Broadway World

THE SUITCASE
“Eric Keitel’s stillness lets a single gesture be a climax”
-Theatre Ghost

WICKED LIT – FROM BEYOND
“I was absolutely blown away by the sheer talent and devotion that these actors had for the characters.”
-Nightmarish Conjurings

THE BACCHAE
“Like all Greek tragedy it deals with enormous issues and emotions and requires extraordinary bravura acting. It gets that in spades in this all male version from the talented CalArts group…The actors are universally terrific.”
-Broadway Baby Offline