Reviews for GIRL BAND IN THE MEN'S ROOM
Produced by Kat, Directed by Michael Kortlander
WINNER - Best of the Fringe, Theatre
- Hollywood Fringe Festival
"Critics' Pick"
-Backstage West
"GO!"
- LA Weekly
"Top Ten Picks of the Fringe"
- Bitter Lemons
"What does ring true, with a backbeat, are the fractious friendships of these young women. Michael Kortlander’s production is beautifully cast to reflect the many temperaments that make up a band."
- Engine28
"Truthful performances, taut direction, and judicious pacing ensure a rousing and illuminating glimpse into the backstory or this or, for that matter, any band on the moment-before of no-turning-back."
-Huffington Post
"Producer Kat Primeau has assembled a talented cast...All give wonderfully authentic performances."
- LA Theatre Review
Reviews for WHAT CAN WE?
Directed by Jeremy Aluma
"...fabulously physical...controlled collision of a concise work and Aluma's visionary style sent audiences through the roof with this firecracker showstarter."
- The Examiner
Review for JUMPER'S WITH THE GYPSY
Directed by Roger Q. Mason
"The jumbled Pulp Fiction-esque style, with the chaos of Ewan McGregor and Cameron Diaz in A Life less Ordinary made for a mid-range play that strong acting and directing attempted to make up for. A wonderful script can make a beginning actor shine, but strong actors can only do so much for a mediocre play."
- The Examiner
Reviews for THE ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE
Directed by Jeremy Aluma
"Arena did well in his role - but another actor stole the show. Kat Primeau, who played Dame Ellen Terry, held the audience's attention during most of her stage time. She gave more eccentricity to her already fantastical character, making her a standout among the others."
- The Corsair
"You'll enjoy the quirky Kat Primeau, who does an amazing job at playing the blind Pozzo in the 'Waiting for Godot' portion."
- Campus Circle
"Kat Primeau, Amir Levi and Angie Light were engagingly oblique, sweetly nonchalant, and miraculously in synch in this outrageous, off-beat production."
- Huffington Post
"Dame Ellen Terry, the perky, garbage-can dwelling personification of absurd experimental theatre [is] played with delightful deadpan sincerity by Kat Primeau."
- LA Theatre Review
"Julie Civiello, Amir Levi, Angie Light, and Kat Primeau are superb."
- The Tolucan Times
"Kat Primeau [is] daffy."
- Santa Monica Mirror
Reviews for LOVE, SEX, VIOLENCE, ETC.
Directed by Pavel Cerny & Daniel Cerny
- LASplash.com
- LA Weekly
The Anniversary, a film by John Campea
RELATIVE OBSCURITY, a film by Jeff Rosenberg
- Article @ Ohio.edu
- Interview with Director Jeff Rosenberg
- Review
THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE by William Saroyan; directed by eD Cisneros
THE DYING WESTERN, a film by Michael Kortlander
HALLUCINOGENIC TOREADOR Reviews
- Prague Fringe
- Dallas
MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE
- Athens, OH
- Nelsonville, OH
Produced by Kat, Directed by Michael Kortlander
WINNER - Best of the Fringe, Theatre
- Hollywood Fringe Festival
"Critics' Pick"
-Backstage West
"GO!"
- LA Weekly
"Top Ten Picks of the Fringe"
- Bitter Lemons
"What does ring true, with a backbeat, are the fractious friendships of these young women. Michael Kortlander’s production is beautifully cast to reflect the many temperaments that make up a band."
- Engine28
"Truthful performances, taut direction, and judicious pacing ensure a rousing and illuminating glimpse into the backstory or this or, for that matter, any band on the moment-before of no-turning-back."
-Huffington Post
"Producer Kat Primeau has assembled a talented cast...All give wonderfully authentic performances."
- LA Theatre Review
Reviews for WHAT CAN WE?
Directed by Jeremy Aluma
"...fabulously physical...controlled collision of a concise work and Aluma's visionary style sent audiences through the roof with this firecracker showstarter."
- The Examiner
Review for JUMPER'S WITH THE GYPSY
Directed by Roger Q. Mason
"The jumbled Pulp Fiction-esque style, with the chaos of Ewan McGregor and Cameron Diaz in A Life less Ordinary made for a mid-range play that strong acting and directing attempted to make up for. A wonderful script can make a beginning actor shine, but strong actors can only do so much for a mediocre play."
- The Examiner
Reviews for THE ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE
Directed by Jeremy Aluma
"Arena did well in his role - but another actor stole the show. Kat Primeau, who played Dame Ellen Terry, held the audience's attention during most of her stage time. She gave more eccentricity to her already fantastical character, making her a standout among the others."
- The Corsair
"You'll enjoy the quirky Kat Primeau, who does an amazing job at playing the blind Pozzo in the 'Waiting for Godot' portion."
- Campus Circle
"Kat Primeau, Amir Levi and Angie Light were engagingly oblique, sweetly nonchalant, and miraculously in synch in this outrageous, off-beat production."
- Huffington Post
"Dame Ellen Terry, the perky, garbage-can dwelling personification of absurd experimental theatre [is] played with delightful deadpan sincerity by Kat Primeau."
- LA Theatre Review
"Julie Civiello, Amir Levi, Angie Light, and Kat Primeau are superb."
- The Tolucan Times
"Kat Primeau [is] daffy."
- Santa Monica Mirror
Reviews for LOVE, SEX, VIOLENCE, ETC.
Directed by Pavel Cerny & Daniel Cerny
- LASplash.com
- LA Weekly
The Anniversary, a film by John Campea
RELATIVE OBSCURITY, a film by Jeff Rosenberg
- Article @ Ohio.edu
- Interview with Director Jeff Rosenberg
- Review
THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE by William Saroyan; directed by eD Cisneros
THE DYING WESTERN, a film by Michael Kortlander
HALLUCINOGENIC TOREADOR Reviews
- Prague Fringe
- Dallas
MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE
- Athens, OH
- Nelsonville, OH
