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The Unseen
"...Douglas Dickerman, in a hilarious, harrowing turn..." [ more ] --LA Times "And while Douglas Dickerman at first seems a little too loud as the over-angry Smash, the contrast ultimately makes his late-play soft-spoken monologue absolutely can't-look-away captivating." [ more ] --Talkin' Broadway "Dickerman earns the biggest laughs in his forceful portrayal of an imposing thug with a surprising soft spot." [ more ] --Backstage "...cynically sadistic..." [ more ] --Offline "Douglas Dickerman, as the terrifyingly twisted prison guard, is also powerfully perfect!" [ more ] --Tolucan "Dickerman creates a bizarre figure as the guard who hates his charges because he can't help feeling their pain as he tortures them." [ more ] --LA Weekly "As their jailer/torturer Smash, Douglas Dickerman is a commanding and darkly funny presence, and the actor has one hell of a gruesome monolog to deliver, which he does to stunning effect." [ more ] --Stage Scene LA Radio Interview for 'The Unseen' [ listen ] |
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Willoughby
"Outstanding among the actors is Douglas Dickerman in Willoughby. He is so extraordinarily interesting that it is not possible not to want to see more of his work." [ more ] --Stage Happennigs |
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The Action Against Sol Schumann
"...excellent performance..." [ more ] --The Village Voice "...the great emotional and intellectual journey we have made almost makes the stage itself disappear from memory." [ more ] --New York Times "Douglas Dickerman generates some passion as Schumann's self-righteous, Jewisher-than-thou son ..." [ more ] --Time Out New York "...outstanding work..." [ more ] --NYTheatre.com "...standout ..." [ more ] --TheaterMania.com |
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Never Swim Alone
"...fierce, muscular performance..." [ more ] --New York Times "...a winning performance ..." [ more ] --New York Times "Very good young actors (Douglas Dickerman) give it a beguiling richness." [ more ] --The New Yorker "Both guys are tremendous...a chilling, exciting production." [ more ] --NY Post "...a tour de force...leaves you quite breathless." [ more ] --The Village Voice Dickerman is an exquisitely sensitive performer, who can turn a pause and a glance into a moment rich in meaning and implication. [ more ] --Ithaca Times |
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