Reviews
Ozma & Harriet - Tympanic Theatre - Oct. 2010
"Christopher Acevedo, as the rabbit’s young keeper and caretaker, is a sweetly blank canvas for the young audience’s fantasies. When the boy’s unconditional love for the rabbit gives way to the Scarlet Fever that will condemn her to the woodpile, Acevedo’s performance is never inappropriately worrisome.
-Newcity Chicago, The Velveteen Rabbit, Lifeline Theatre
"I really liked the part where Olympia said 'I like men who bring me flowers!' and then one of the grooms (Chris Acevedo) said, 'I brought you this flower.' I thought that was really funny because he just happens to have a flower in his pocket!"
-Ada Grey Reviews for You, Big Love, Strawdog Theatre Company
"Two best friends, Arturo (deftly handled by Chris Acevedo) and Kay Kay...both aspire to change their lives by becoming matadors."
-Around the Town, Muerto del Maestro, Tympanic Theatre Company
"Christopher Acevedo’s performance as the android, Ozma was excellent…"
-The Chicago Critic, Ozma & Harriet, Tympanic Theatre Company
"'Elf King' produces some truly frightening images while also maintaining a strongly poetic edge. Beautifully choreographed by director Chris Acevedo..."
-Chicago Free Press, Bastards of Young, Tympanic Theatre Company
"Aaron Carter's O'Dark Thirty was one of my favorite pieces. Two buddies (Chris Acevedo and Jon Patrick Penick) meet in a bar the night before
one of them is returning to Iraq. It's played very nicely and puts human faces on that unnecessary war over there.."
- Bite and Smile with Joe Janes, O'Dark Thirty, The Side Project
-Newcity Chicago, The Velveteen Rabbit, Lifeline Theatre
"I really liked the part where Olympia said 'I like men who bring me flowers!' and then one of the grooms (Chris Acevedo) said, 'I brought you this flower.' I thought that was really funny because he just happens to have a flower in his pocket!"
-Ada Grey Reviews for You, Big Love, Strawdog Theatre Company
"Two best friends, Arturo (deftly handled by Chris Acevedo) and Kay Kay...both aspire to change their lives by becoming matadors."
-Around the Town, Muerto del Maestro, Tympanic Theatre Company
"Christopher Acevedo’s performance as the android, Ozma was excellent…"
-The Chicago Critic, Ozma & Harriet, Tympanic Theatre Company
"'Elf King' produces some truly frightening images while also maintaining a strongly poetic edge. Beautifully choreographed by director Chris Acevedo..."
-Chicago Free Press, Bastards of Young, Tympanic Theatre Company
"Aaron Carter's O'Dark Thirty was one of my favorite pieces. Two buddies (Chris Acevedo and Jon Patrick Penick) meet in a bar the night before
one of them is returning to Iraq. It's played very nicely and puts human faces on that unnecessary war over there.."
- Bite and Smile with Joe Janes, O'Dark Thirty, The Side Project
