Esther Wins

Bonaros […] was a very believable, hysterical priest.

Demetrios Bonaros does a hilarious bit with a cane.

[Bonaros] sings a stunning duet

Bonaros […] acts the goofy, hippiesque Mysterious Man with winning style. He is developing a talent for portraying counter-culture types that appears both honest and knowing.

Providing comic relief … Elbow (Bonaros) joins Lucio […] and Pompey […] in hilarious shenanigans [...]

Bonaros… gives a marvelous and multi-faceted performance as he sings, dances, plays piano, and picks pockets.

a company of accomplished singers … leading man Demetrios Bonaros nicely transits through the stages of life, from yearning boy to demented grandfather

commanding performer […] penetrating, concert-worthy voice.

Bonaros’ […] a cappella music in this production adds a lot of depth and texture […] The vocal work in this production is some of the finest I have heard in indie theatre.

The cast members' (especially Callari, Bonaros, and Goodgold) stunning, powerful voices reverberate forcefully against the tiny theater's walls.