"Quince Productions is a newcomer to the Philly theatre scene. But with their eclectic mix of theatre, dance, music, and performance art, it looks like they’re here to stay."
Samantha Lazar, uwishunu
"Quince's productions are a welcome alternative for theatergoers tired of the usual straight fare."
J. Cooper Robb, Philadelphia Weekly
“Peter Andrew Danzig and Aimée Robidoux”
Tin Angel | November 2009
Two cabaret stars!
“Mister Mister” Walnut Street Theatre and
Shubin Theatre | October 2009
"Mister, Mister" is a reminder that...given the proper incubation, a nation's internal rot will rip through its population like Ebola. "Mister, Mister" isn't by any means an inoculation against this threat; consider it a public service announcement - sent by the virus itself.
Fast moving...staged cleverly...definitely a show worth checking out!
“Full House” Red Room at Society Hill Playhouse | June 2009
A weekend overflowing with cabaret performances....a varied roster of local and regional cabaret performers."
“Passing By” by Martin Sherman | Shubin Theatre April 2009
"Endearing...likable...romantic...Rich Rubin directs the play with a keen eye for its intimacy."
“Show/Tell” by Victor Bumbalo | Shubin Theatre April 2009
"Michael Tomasetti was amazing as the priest...a responsible and fabulous performance."
"Danzig and McDonough's strong performances are well-tuned to the play's elegant rhythms. Nicole Mesiano is delightful...Rubin handles the play's dreamy pace nicely."
“Niagara Falls”
by Victor Bumbalo | Shubin Theatre, July 2008
Is it (director Rich Rubin’s) experience with Bumbalo’s work that made his Philly directorial debut of “Niagara Falls” so organic and spellbinding? “Niagara Falls” finesses you without trying hard. It’s the subtleties. The cast and director get you to watch closely so you don’t miss a thing…”Niagara Falls” is a funny, witty and touching production by Quince.
David Parker and the Bang Group in “Backward and in Heels”
Painted Bride Art Center, January 2008
Parker’s droll wit seems to bubble up naturally, irrepressibly through dances bursting with clever concepts and careful craft…the world needs the tonic of his humor.
It’s a rare occasion when a modern dance performance can be impressive, sexy, and funny all at the same time, but David Parker and the Bang Group manage to achieve all of that with every one of their inventive dance performances.
Samantha Lazar, uwishunu
"Quince's productions are a welcome alternative for theatergoers tired of the usual straight fare."
J. Cooper Robb, Philadelphia Weekly
Tin Angel | November 2009
Two cabaret stars!
Lauren Seibert, City Paper
Shubin Theatre | October 2009
"Mister, Mister" is a reminder that...given the proper incubation, a nation's internal rot will rip through its population like Ebola. "Mister, Mister" isn't by any means an inoculation against this threat; consider it a public service announcement - sent by the virus itself.
Wendy Rosenfield, Philadelphia Inquirer
Fast moving...staged cleverly...definitely a show worth checking out!
Christopher Wink, uwishunu.com
A weekend overflowing with cabaret performances....a varied roster of local and regional cabaret performers."
Larry Nichols, Philadelphia Gay News
"Endearing...likable...romantic...Rich Rubin directs the play with a keen eye for its intimacy."
Howard Shapiro, Philadelphia Inquirer
"Michael Tomasetti was amazing as the priest...a responsible and fabulous performance."
Jessica L. Smith, Philly Gay Calendar
"Danzig and McDonough's strong performances are well-tuned to the play's elegant rhythms. Nicole Mesiano is delightful...Rubin handles the play's dreamy pace nicely."
J. Cooper Robb, Philadelphia Weekly
Is it (director Rich Rubin’s) experience with Bumbalo’s work that made his Philly directorial debut of “Niagara Falls” so organic and spellbinding? “Niagara Falls” finesses you without trying hard. It’s the subtleties. The cast and director get you to watch closely so you don’t miss a thing…”Niagara Falls” is a funny, witty and touching production by Quince.
Jessica L. Smith, Philly Gay Calendar
Painted Bride Art Center, January 2008
Parker’s droll wit seems to bubble up naturally, irrepressibly through dances bursting with clever concepts and careful craft…the world needs the tonic of his humor.
Lisa Kraus, Dance Magazine
It’s a rare occasion when a modern dance performance can be impressive, sexy, and funny all at the same time, but David Parker and the Bang Group manage to achieve all of that with every one of their inventive dance performances.
Larry Nichols, Philadelphia Gay News