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New York International Fringe Festival (New York, NY) "Particularly memorable is Melissa Wolff, a comedienne par excellence." - Oscar E. Moore, Talk Entertainment.com "Wolff shines ... as a glamorous actress client of Bryce's, a harried nurse, and an unscrupulous business partner of Bryce's father." - Alyssa Simon, nytheatre.com "In addition to Carlin and McCarthy, Sarah Nina Hayon and Melissa Wolff display dazzling versatility in a cavalcade of multiple roles." - Ethan Kanfer, Show Business |
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walkerspace (New York, NY) "Wolff is excellent as Anna, at times walking around in a daze, then coming sharply into focus, trapped physically and mentally in the past." - Mark Rifkin, This Week in New York
"[Melissa Wolff's] performance is a brilliant mix of peaceful moments and desperate struggles as she tries to hold herself together in the wake of a tragic fire. Her quiet, engaging humor betrays real emotional depth." - Kaityn Meade, NYU News |
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Henlopen Theater (Henlopen, DE) "Melissa Wolff creates a moving and utterly believable evening. Her Joan is emotional, mature and nurturing, and we completely trust and believe her." - Helen Waite, Cape Gazette |
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Off Off Broadway "The charismatic Melissa Wolff." - Glenda Frank, Backstage "What saved Memorial Days were three performances. In the showiest role, Melissa Wolff manages a seamless transition from academic to aggressive vixen." - Don Dewey, WNYC |
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Off Broadway "The cast, forcefully directed, does a good job of defining the characters." - Anita Gates, The New York Times "Faring best among the play's supporting players is Melissa Wolff as Dede, a once-aspiring photographer who signs on as Nevelson's studio assistant and aide-de-camp. When Wolff's character emerges years later minus her own career and sense of identity, you are able to identify with the ambivalence, and occasional outright rages, of a woman who is equal parts nurturer and ambitious sycophant." - Jen Hendricks, Show Business Weekly |
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Off Broadway "The play was quite cheerful and lighter than air, anchored by Wolff's wry and caring performance." - David Mackler, OOBR |
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Regional Production "There's only one other character [other than Tovah Feldshuh] in the play, a maid named Marianne, gracefully played by Melissa Wolff." - Aileen Jacobson, Newsday |
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Off Off Broadway "The play is slight and unsurprising, but good acting and direction made it funny and only slightly bittersweet as they reminisce about the cha-cha-cha they did in dancing class." - David Mackler, OOBR |
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Mill Mountain Theatre (Roanoke, VA) "Melissa Wolff offers a warm, affectionate portrayal of Vivian's nurse." - Michael Hemphill, The Roanoke Times |
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