Spitting In The Face Of The Devil "BRILLIANT" -Jeff Goodman, "Two On The Aisle", Time Warner Cable "GRIPPING" -Martin Denton, NYTheatre.com "UNFORGETTABLE" -Kristin Skye Hoffman, NYTHeatre.com For more SPITTING Reviews go here and here Preparation Hex "Honest and funny... Brader delivers with an infectious mix of humor, horror and insight... a thoroughly enjoyable ride" -Robert Attenweiler, nytheatre.com "SPELLBINDING" -Laurie Bursch, Theatreinlondon.ca We Call Her Benny "The cast is incredible... Gaby, an old friend of Anna's who has become a swinger and tries, with her smarmy husband (the hilarious Bob Brader)" Duncan Pflaster, BroadwayWorld.com Bitch Macbeth "There is, for example, a scene when a character known only as Rbiter--who is some sort of impenetrable Godfather--is shown battering three separate adversaries via cell phone, all to the insistent beat of a Euro Pop soundtrack. It's not a song, not even a rap; and it's certainly not dialogue: it's like an aria of expletives, bursting with an unexpressed (perhaps even unfelt) passionate contempt. As performed by Bob Brader, it's spellbinding." "Bob Brader (scarily ruthless as Rbiter)" Martin DentonNYTheatre.com Antony and Cleopatra "Standouts include Bob Brader, who is a slimy, nasty piece of work as Caesar." Martin Denton, NYTtheatre.com "The intentions of author, director, and performer were always moving the complicated plot along with startling clarity, with the best work coming from Tom Mazur as an Antony who knew exactly what he was doing, why he shouldn't be doing it, and doing it anyway and Bob Brader as a slimy, Napoleonic Caesar." Doug DeVita, the Off Off Broadway Review A Rehearsal at Versailles "Bob Brader actually made an amusing latter-day Molière, and was single-handedly responsible for keeping the show's pace up." Charles Battersbythe Off Off Broadway Review |
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Spitting In The Face Of the Devil is the biggest surprise of the festival so far."
-Jeff Goodman, “Two On The Aisle”, Time Warner Cable
“Very much a hit…Mr. Brader is an incredibly versatile and engaging performer…Bachner’
s direction is flawless…I highly recommend this piece.”
-Duncan Pflaster, BroadwayWorld.com
“An unforgettable story…Brader should be commended for his performance. It is so
simple and honest that even the uncomfortable material is easy to absorb.”
-Kristin Skye Hoffman, NYTheatre.com
“Bob Brader keeps the audience at their knees with an engaging knack for storytelling adorned
with smart humor and a shattering kind of sadness that will linger in the mind.”
-Naneh Israelyan, OffOffBway.com
“A brilliant actor, a defiant writer, an extraordinary story.”
-Marta Szabo, author of The Guru Looked Good
“Brader’s confident, candid storytelling manner and his vivid, earnest writing keep us compelled
throughout...rich with intelligence and humor...a gripping, elegantly conceived event.”
-Martin Denton, NYTheatre.com
“Spellbinding storytelling…Don’t miss this alchemist of the anecdote.”
-Laurie Bursch, Theatreinlondon.ca
-Jeff Goodman, “Two On The Aisle”, Time Warner Cable
“Very much a hit…Mr. Brader is an incredibly versatile and engaging performer…Bachner’
s direction is flawless…I highly recommend this piece.”
-Duncan Pflaster, BroadwayWorld.com
“An unforgettable story…Brader should be commended for his performance. It is so
simple and honest that even the uncomfortable material is easy to absorb.”
-Kristin Skye Hoffman, NYTheatre.com
“Bob Brader keeps the audience at their knees with an engaging knack for storytelling adorned
with smart humor and a shattering kind of sadness that will linger in the mind.”
-Naneh Israelyan, OffOffBway.com
“A brilliant actor, a defiant writer, an extraordinary story.”
-Marta Szabo, author of The Guru Looked Good
“Brader’s confident, candid storytelling manner and his vivid, earnest writing keep us compelled
throughout...rich with intelligence and humor...a gripping, elegantly conceived event.”
-Martin Denton, NYTheatre.com
“Spellbinding storytelling…Don’t miss this alchemist of the anecdote.”
-Laurie Bursch, Theatreinlondon.ca