Press

“The cast offers steady support,
particularly Traci Tolmaire, who adds
ferocious physicality and some nice
character sketches.”
-Jason Zinoman, The New York Times

. . . Traci Tolmaire . . . executes Stacey Printz’s
expressive jazz choreography with seductive
athleticism. . . . The result is a piece as smart and
provocative as it is breathtakingly beautiful.
-Robert Hurwitt, San Francisco Chronicle

red, black and GREEN: a blues listed as one of
the top 10 shows in the San Francisco Bay
Area of 2011 by the San Francisco Chronicle
-Robert Hurwitt, San Francisco Chronicle

Lovely Traci Tolmaire’s regal bearing a Iph
and her understated acceptance of her
impending death gives a beautiful speech
“If I could sing like Orpheus…I would sing to
all the stones…please do not kill me.”
-Kedar Adour, Theatre World Magazine

…Traci Tolmaire [is a] strong [presence]…
-Robert Hurwitt, San Francisco Chronicle

…the three women singers…
all have lovely voices…
-David Fuller, nytheatre.com

Traci Tolmaire [is a face] to watch in this
very good cast. Tolmaire finds the humor
and humility in Millie Davis, the underused
actress stuck in the “flower roles” (Petunia, Gardenia),
the exaggerated gestures and the silliest lines
(“Lord have mercy!” and “Iffen”). She does get the
best costumes, however, and looks stunning…
-Kathy Janich, Atlanta Journal Constitution

Mrs. Potiphar, played by the talented dancer
Traci M Tolmaire, nearly hypnotizes
Joseph into her bed.”
-Rebecca J. Ritzel, Intelligencer Journal

“The cast offers steady support,
particularly Traci Tolmaire, who adds
ferocious physicality and some nice
character sketches.”
-Jason Zinoman, The New York Times