Reviews & Production Photos

Reviews:

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“Dark, disturbing “Alice Lost in Wonderland” is remarkable…transforms both the original text and the Garden Theatre.” ~Orlando Weekly, Seth Kubursky Alice Lost In Wonderland- Ducky/Pigeon/Crumpet/Duchess (Photo Credit: Kristen Wheeler, KHPhotographics)

Alice Lost In Wonderland- Ducky/Pigeon/Crumpet/Duchess

"Julie Snyder does a fine job lightening the mood with her comic Irish maid, thankfully without going over the top."~Matt Palm/Orlando Sentinel (Photo Credit: Tom Hurst)

Cathleen-Long Day’s Journey into Night

“The casting is solid, excellent performances come from everyone…Julie Snyder (as Daisy the good Catholic Girl) felt right” ~Archikulture Digest, Carl F. Gauze “The emotional impact of Neil Simon’s “Biloxi Blues” is like a sneak attack. Director Anderson keeps a light touch through such moments but their effect is cumulative…but [the show] wraps up with more emotional resonance than you might expect .” ~Orlando Sentinal, Matt Palm

Daisty-Biloxi Blues

“The Cameo’s ‘Psycho Beach Party’ scores a perfect SPF10…Special kudos to Julie Snyder’s Sartre-spewing sidekick.” ~San Antonio Current, Thomas Jenkins “[Rick Sanchez’] cast the show well across the board, bringing in actors with terrific timing, Berdine [is] played by the very funny Julie Snyder…” ~San Antonio Express News, Deborah Martin

Berdine-Psycho Beach Party

“…there was something about the energy on opening night of Sideways Stories From Wayside School…that brought back the glory days of the [Civic Theatre of Central Florida] once again.” “…If you heard someone hooting with laughter, that was probably me…All of [the actors] are terrific and they are matched by Michael Marinaccio’s mishap-prone Myron and by Julie Snyder…” ~Orlando Sentinal, Elizabeth Maupin

BeBe Gunn-Sideways Stories from Wayside School

“Latson’s cast is outstanding…It’s a hugely entertaining show. Don’t miss it.” ~ San Antonio Express News, Deborah Martin

Roberta Wooster-Curtains

“The actors are well cast across the board [and] the supporting players give nimble performances.” ~San Antonio Express News, Deborah Martin

Oswald-King Lear

Veronica/God of Carnage

“That tripartite balancing act is executed with aplomb by this ensemble…It’s folly to pick a favorite among this quartet, but Julie Snyder steals the show as the self-righteous Veronica, slinging silent daggers at her hardware-selling spouse.”

-Seth Kubersky, Orlando Weekly

GINNY/5 LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE-3E THEATRE COMPANY

“THE CHIPPER CAST BRIGHTLY PLAYS ALL THE DOUBLE ENTRENDRES WITH STRAIGHT FACES, WHICH GIVES THEM EVEN MORE COMIC PUNCH. AS DIRECTED BY MICHAEL CARR, THESE SAPPHIC SISTERS STAY TRUE TO THEIR STRONG CHARACTERIZATIONS-ESPECIALLY STEAMROLLER LULIE AND PUT-UPON GINNY (JULIE SNYDER). SNYDER HAS ONE OF THE BEST PHYSICAL BITS IVE SEEN AT THE FRINGE…”MATTHEW J. PALM, ORLANDO SENTINEL

Girl/Smooch-PB&J Theatre Factory

“[The script] puts a lot of pressure on Mike Carr and Julie Snyder, who play different couples affected by the Cupids. They are engaging, especially in a funny sketch about how a couple can show love while rushing to get to work in the morning.”-Matthew J. Palm,Orlando SentinelMorgana/Robyn Da Hood-SAK Theatre Company-“There are killer lines in nearly every song and the comedy never slows…But it’s the villains who steal the show.”

<PTod Caviness,Orlando Sentinal

Various/The Boxer-Jester Theatre Company

“The Boxer” isn’t fighting fair. There’s something about the combination of a depression-era setting and the silent movie approach that just makes a sentimental moment hit that much harder. As for the laughs? Those are completely thanks to Jester Theater’s cast.”

<PTod Caviness,Orlando Sentinel

Claire Strain/Flight of the Earls-Stonrock/Lima w/Empty Spaces Theatre Co.

“An engrossing evening of theater. Because of the subject matter, calling it entertaining seems flippant — but there is certainly pleasure in appreciating the fine acting and high production values.”

<PMatthew J Palm, Orlando Sentinel