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MURDER at PS122 "...Among the strongest members of the company
are...Sarah Matthay, who charms as a bride whose wedding day turns bloody, and later essays as a punked out prostitute..."
-Backstage "In this haunting production of Israeli playwright Hanoch Levin's
wartime drama...the cast's sensitive handling of the play's intricate language gives
this otherwise bleak work color." -The Village Voice
A CLOCKWORK
ORANGE at 59 E 59 THEATER C "...a
heck of a good show--an intense, chilling 75 minutes of claustrophobic drama....Eleven hard-working
actors portray the other characters in the tale with energy and commitment...If you're new to this company or this
play, well, you've got a terrific, involving theatre experience to look forward to." -nytheatre.com
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WINTER UNDER THE TABLE at THE NY FRINGE FESTIVAL "Winter Under the Table, written by Roland Topor.... an illegal Latin American immigrant who rents
a space under the dining-room table of a lonely American woman....Claire (Sarah
Matthay), a translator who toils away inches above Francisco's head, provides
the slightly-embarassed bourgeois manners, bookish good looks and great legs that slowly
drive Francisco wild....What the plot lacks in suspense, the players make up for with charm and
an unabashed embrace of the obvious plot destinations, such as the growing attraction and the inevitable mutual seduction
of the intercultural couple..." -nytheatre.com
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TAMING OF THE SHREW at 78TH STREET THEATRE LAB "...The play begins with Lucentio
(Julien Schwab) and Tranio's (Sarah Matthay) arrival in the Texas town. Lucentio soon sets his heart on Bianca and asks
Tranio's assistance by assuming his own identity. The two actors had a nice rapport onstage, and
Ms. Matthay has a drama school poise that makes her work clear..." -arts4all.com
Antigone produced by Phoenix Theater Ensemble Hailed by The Wall Street Journal as “One
of the Top 10 Theater Picks of 2006”
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