“Sam Cass is side-splittingly funny as an utterly effervescent Simon, an aspiring artist bursting with a passion” 

“The jaunty tone is set by a splendid Sam Cass in uniform commanding the audience upstairs from the theater’s lobby…” (H*tler’s Tasters)

“Of note is Cass, whose ability to remain in-the-moment while responding with such organic specificity makes his performance particularly engaging.”

“The pearl in the coral reefs of the play is the actor Sam Cass, charming, charismatic and alive…he vividly embodied on the stage the hero Vladimir Busygin, a student, simple Russian with a non-hardened soul.” (The Elder Son)

“The cast is superb, led by a riveting Sam Cass as the brooding and tortured Konstantin. His scenes with an ethereal Cordelia Dewdney as the delicate Nina are breathtakingly beautiful and painful.”

“Director Sam Cass uses a delicate touch, never pushing the sad moments, but rather allowing them to wash over the audience, much in the way those moments do in life – when you find yourself laughing and then suddenly ask “why am I crying?”