Marcella is played here with bespectacled, geeky impertinence by Angelique Archer, and her transformation in a matter of seconds, one scene to the next, from the mousy girl next door to Don Carlos’ femme fatale Laura, is one of the true delights of the show. " - Andrew Walker White DC Theatre Arts Archer is sublime as Janet — smart, vulnerable, assertive; more than adept at having her cake and eating it too.” - Jeff Borak Berkshire Eagle Archer as Puck is a mixture of obedient puppy, jokester and agent of chaos. The audience loves her. - Liz Eichler League of Cincinnati Theatres |
Angelique Archer’s Olivia is especially strong, bringing the audience along on her emotional journey with a level of investment that makes her pursuit of Cesario feel both comic and sincere. [Olivia and Cesario's] chemistry is palpable, and the production feels most relationally alive in their shared scenes." - Nick Cherone House-Left |
[As Janet] Archer is like a bear cub provoked, once she takes to the project, she is ready to clear the picnic table and make some mischief. " - Patrick White Metroland Now This play shows Archer’s full range of dealing with the character of Jessica, which goes from confusion, anger, hurt, and acceptance." - Alan Jozwiak League of Cincinnati Theatres Portia, who is played by Angelique Archer... leaves it all on the stage. - Natalie Shaw and Julie Roberts The Dallas Theatre Journal |
