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| ANAIS NIN: ONE OF HER LIVES:
“Alysia Reiner’s June....with her brash sexual forwardness...is quite effective” - THE NEW YORK TIMES JAYSON WITH A Y: "And as Allison, Jayson's mother, Alysia Reiner (who reappears as two other characters) exuded strength and interest, making palpable the idea that not only her child but also her whole family had lost in her a force that kept them going ..." - THE NEW YORK TIMES PENTECOST: "The fast-paced, heady banter in the initial setup is confident and clever" "A ragtag group of political asylum seekers, including a Sri Lankan, a pair of Bosnian Gypsies, an Afghan, a Kurd and a Mozambican, led by a furious Palestinian (well played by Alysia Reiner), take over the church, and we're abruptly switched from a PBS program to CNN." "Never boring" "engaging" (Read more quotes here.) - Phoebe Hoban, THE NEW YORK TIMES SHMULNIK'S WALTZ: A soul-satisfying piece of old style theater...When attention is paid, Alysia Reiner knows how to handle it as the overly wooed Rachel... - THE NEW YORK TIMES |
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