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REVIEW: "An Enemy of the People"
"Peyton Zaletsky, MCAS ’27, speaks with great authority and conviction as editor Hovstad, while Will Vokolos, CSOM ’29, makes an eager sidekick as reporter Billing. The duo’s shift from charming and sociable to cold and accusatory is a highlight of the storytelling."
The Heights, Boston College Independent Newspaper
REVIEW: "Musical Theatre Cabaret"
Peyton Zaletsky, MCAS ’27, then performed a heart-crushing song from Ordinary Days called “I’ll Be Here,” which explores the tragic journey of falling in love, grieving, and moving on. The combination of Zaletsky’s emotion and the animated dialogue was gut-wrenching.
- The Heights, Boston College Independent Newspaper
REVIEW: "Top Girls"
"After the first act, the story switches to a modern setting, focusing on Angie (Peyton Zaletsky, MCAS ’27), Marlene’s niece and the young daughter of Joyce...Angie delivers the final words of the show, repeating “frightening” in quiet panic and desperation...As the cast bowed, the audience rose to their feet together, applauding what was a well-executed and heartfelt performance."
- The Heights, Boston College Independent Newspaper
"I was touched by the attention to action and intention throughout; to the spirit of the ensemble's focus on sharing Churchill's words. You made me laugh, cringe, and ache."
- Courtney Mohler, Boston College Theatre Department Chair
REVIEW: "Accidental Death of an Anarchist"
"The ferocity with which you dove into these zany, gargantuan characters is nothing short of venerable. Peyton, your Bertozzo flipped so masterfully and hilariously from mildly vexed to full out rage. Delectable!"
- Max Rodriguez, Assistant Director to many of Sammi Cannold's directorial projects, both on and off Broadway
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