Reviews
“This brings us to the absolutely magical performance of Jessica Dal Canton as Catherine Givings, who exudes an electricity all her own. Rarely off stage, She is a wonder as she navigates Catherine’s many emotions, easily gliding from one to the next.”
DelCo Culture Vultures
“Energetic performances by the actors, under the direction of Damon Bonetti, are helpful in animating the play... Jessica DalCanton gives Franny a sweet voice and warmth.”
New York Times
“ I especially admired Jessica DalCanton as a vulnerable, emotionally appealing Thea. Thea – not only sweet, but also breathtakingly lovely – throws Hedda, accustomed to being courted, into the shade.
Phindie. David Fox
“There are other nice comic turns in the show, notably Jessica DalCanton's depiction of a sardonic, white-haired sheep, more in the know than the two sovereigns.” MARIE ANTOINETTE directed by Brenna Geffers.
INQUIRER
“ DalCanton is another wonderful performer who should grace our stages more. Her Elena isn't the vapid trophy wife one might assume. She has morals and backbone, and is too smart and sensitive to tolerate scandal; her attempt to befriend Summerfield's tortured Sonya shows both -- and Chekhov -- at their best.
Mark Cofta City Paper