Of the performers, Michael Bell makes the strongest impression as the charming Daniel.
nytheater.com review of "Losing Something"
David Johnston's adaptation of the last play, "The Eumenides," directed by Kevin Lee Newbury, saves the evening. Its Apollo is a fine comic character, a sort of laid-back playboy who tells the mother-killer Orestes, "You worry too much, relax" as three snake-haired Furies rage around him, trying to tear him apart.
New York Times review of "Eumenides"
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Michael Bell earns the production's biggest laughs as the suave, sandal-wearing, sunglasses-sporting Apollo.
American Theater Web review of "Eumenides"
All the actors are consistently strong, with the humor award going to Michael Bell as the god Apollo.
CurtainUp review of "Eumenides"
Exeptions to the college-level performers are Jason Quarles and the gifted Michael Bell.
In Theater review of "Good Person of Setzuan"
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All of the acting is good, but I particularly liked Joanna Liao as Shen Te/Shui Ta and Michael Bell as her faithless lover Yang Sun.
Michael's Thing review of "Good Person of Setzuan"
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Michael Bell is an actor and improviser. He plays sociopaths, sweet young men, and gods. After a decade acting in New York City, Michael has relocated to Los Angeles.
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Michael played Adolph in Strindberg's "The Creditors" at the Red Room in New York City in 2009. He is currently in Los Angeles shooting the feature film "Trigger Finger" in which he plays one of the two leads -- Casey, a small-town detective with an ethical dilemma.
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