Photos by Stephen Elledge
Reviews...
Photo by Michael Abrams (Jessica Levesque, Edward Prostak, Brian J. Carter, Erin Biernard, and Joshua R. Pyne)
The Collaborators:
Theatre is Easy Mateus Ciucci
"Props go to Levesque for her manipulation of voice timbre and nuanced expressions to punctuate the text's rich comedic and tragic undertones."
http://www.theasy.com/Reviews/2016/C/collaborators.php
Splash Magazine Morton Hochstein
"Praskovya (Jessica Levesque) who makes truculence delightful"
http://www.nycsplash.com/publish/Entertainment/cat_index_new_york_performances/collaborators-review.php
Theatre in the Now Michael Block
"Rounding out the strong performances were Erin Biernard as Bulgakov’s loyal to a fault wife Yelena and Jessica Levesque who tells an enthralling story as a woman who cleans up after executions by simply using body language, physical tempo, and minimal words."
http://www.theaterinthenow.com/2016/01/review-playwright-and-dictator-write.html
Theatre is Easy Mateus Ciucci
"Props go to Levesque for her manipulation of voice timbre and nuanced expressions to punctuate the text's rich comedic and tragic undertones."
http://www.theasy.com/Reviews/2016/C/collaborators.php
Splash Magazine Morton Hochstein
"Praskovya (Jessica Levesque) who makes truculence delightful"
http://www.nycsplash.com/publish/Entertainment/cat_index_new_york_performances/collaborators-review.php
Theatre in the Now Michael Block
"Rounding out the strong performances were Erin Biernard as Bulgakov’s loyal to a fault wife Yelena and Jessica Levesque who tells an enthralling story as a woman who cleans up after executions by simply using body language, physical tempo, and minimal words."
http://www.theaterinthenow.com/2016/01/review-playwright-and-dictator-write.html
Jessica Levesque
Le Cid:
CurtainUp Zoe Erwin-Longstaff
"Her foil, Léonor, (Jessica Levesque) unites an austere presence with a commanding voice in a way that grounds the excitable princess. Ultimately, hers is the most consistent performance in what is, on balance, a strong cast."
http://www.curtainup.com/lecid.html
nytheatre.com Martin Denton
"The fine supporting cast includes a particularly meritorious performance by Jessica Levesque as Léonor, the Infanta's lady-in-waiting, who uses her commanding presence and diction to excellent effect as by turns she counsels and chides her charge."
http://www.nytheatre.com/Content/Index/martin-denton-2013-1-19-le-cid
CurtainUp Zoe Erwin-Longstaff
"Her foil, Léonor, (Jessica Levesque) unites an austere presence with a commanding voice in a way that grounds the excitable princess. Ultimately, hers is the most consistent performance in what is, on balance, a strong cast."
http://www.curtainup.com/lecid.html
nytheatre.com Martin Denton
"The fine supporting cast includes a particularly meritorious performance by Jessica Levesque as Léonor, the Infanta's lady-in-waiting, who uses her commanding presence and diction to excellent effect as by turns she counsels and chides her charge."
http://www.nytheatre.com/Content/Index/martin-denton-2013-1-19-le-cid
Photo by Michael Abrams (Jessica Levesque and Matthew Waterson)
The President:
nytheatre.com Martin Denton
"Some standouts: .....Jessica Levesque as a scarily efficient secretary."
http://nytheatre.com/Content/Index/martin-denton-2012-4-30-the-president
The New York Times Ken Jaworowski
"Imagine “Pygmalion” written by the Marx Brothers. Starring Gordon Gekko from “Wall Street.” On speed.
That about sums up THE PRESIDENT, a madcap comedy that deserves such a quick description, given that its breathless characters never slow down. The rarely performed play also deserves this high-energy revival, with a cast of 20 who race across the stage, then dance around it at their curtain call."
nytheatre.com Martin Denton
"Some standouts: .....Jessica Levesque as a scarily efficient secretary."
http://nytheatre.com/Content/Index/martin-denton-2012-4-30-the-president
The New York Times Ken Jaworowski
"Imagine “Pygmalion” written by the Marx Brothers. Starring Gordon Gekko from “Wall Street.” On speed.
That about sums up THE PRESIDENT, a madcap comedy that deserves such a quick description, given that its breathless characters never slow down. The rarely performed play also deserves this high-energy revival, with a cast of 20 who race across the stage, then dance around it at their curtain call."
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