Michael Goldstrom in Virtual Time
I don’t make this stuff up, because life is short. So enjoy!
“Narrator Michael Goldstrom matches Inkling’s mysterious background with an ambiguously shifting accent. He colors Emily Jenkins’s clever story with enthusiasm that highlights the humor in every predicament.” A.M.P. © AudioFile 2011, Portland, Maine [Published: AUGUST 2011]
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Steven Stanley, hands down Los Angeles’ most ardent supporter of theater – seeing over 279 shows this year – gave a wonderful nod to LUV listing me as one of the better Comedy Actors here in LA. As the French say: Steven is le bomb.
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“As Harry, Michael Goldstrom gives off whiffs of the best mimes and physical comedians, his eyes revealing the heartbroken loser in Harry….a master of physicality and wryness and works in a heightened yet truthful style.”
-Backstage West, Critics’ Pick
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“Some of the most dazzlingly funny performances you’re likely to see any time in the foreseeable future. Exhibiting a sad sack slouch, razor sharp comic timing, and one hilarious physical feat after another, Goldstrom deserves every one of the countless laughs he inspires.”
- StagesceneLA
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“Particularly nimble as Harry, mentally and physically, is Michael Goldstrom, who bears a notable resemblance to a young Charlie Chaplin, especially when outfitted with a cane.”
-Jewish Journal
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“the actors shine in physical comedy… The Chaplinesque Michael Goldstrom as Harry Berlin gives a delightfully energetic performance. His sense of maelstrom is overwhelming and his antics provide much of the humor…”
-Examiner
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“Very funny stuff, beautifully, and hilariously portrayed by the three combatants, especially the suicidal Harry.”
-Beverly Hills Press
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