Christine Howey - Theatre Critic (Rave & Pan)
“…director Patrick Ciamacco blends these actors well and the result is as gripping as ever.”
“…BCT always presents a well-thought-out production featuring performances that are fine-tuned to the tone and intent of the script at hand. The latest example of that skillful work is 12 Angry Men...”
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Roy Berko - Theatre Critic
“Blank Canvas’s 12 ANGRY MEN is a compelling production which should be a must see for anyone interested in the justice system, fine acting, and a special evening of theater. BRAVO to the cast and director!”
“Director Patrick Ciamacco, again, in this production, proves he is one of the best of the area directors. The staging is meticulous.”
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Fran Heller - Theatre Critic (Cleveland Jewish News)
“Patrick Ciamacco’s muscular direction and a dozen high-definition performances make this production a small and flawless gem.”
“Ciamacco’s taut direction and a flawlessly synchronized ensemble create riveting visual tableaux.”
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Mark Horning - Theatre Critic (Examiner.com)
“Blank Canvas Theatre has managed to gather a great cast of actors that match the descriptions in the original and the movie and put on a show that is gripping, engaging and not without its moments of humor. In short, it is classical theater as it should be done.”
"Twelve Angry Men produced by Blank Canvas Theatre is classic theater at its best. Even for those completely familiar with the play will find this production worth seeing. It’s a guilty pleasure worth pursuing.”
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Kory On The Radio - Theatre Critic (WDOK 102.1)
“Truth be told, the entire cast is strong in their characterization and any effort tosingle out 13 cast members would be ridiculous, they are all strong and convincing.”
"12 Angry Men is a fascinating look at how race, class, traditions, and pre-conceived notions equate into the American justice system. This production is well staged, well acted and will send you out into the night questioning your own hang ups.”
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