Reviews
"...The actors are also top notch. Matt Foyer is an amazingly expressive actor and does a perfect job portraying Albert Wilmarth. He brings such a real human element (which you rarely if ever see in horror) you can't help but get drawn in.."
-from Amazon.com, review of The Whisperer in Darkness
-from Amazon.com, review of The Whisperer in Darkness
"....Likewise, Matt Foyer as Jap’s roommate, Git, occupies an important position, that of peacemaker, among this ragtag band.
Foyer displays a masterful ability at undercutting the tension with perfect comic timing. Additionally, his delivery of a second-act speech detailing the death of their friend is heart-wrenching."
-from LA TIMES, review of The Kings of The Kilburn High Road
Foyer displays a masterful ability at undercutting the tension with perfect comic timing. Additionally, his delivery of a second-act speech detailing the death of their friend is heart-wrenching."
-from LA TIMES, review of The Kings of The Kilburn High Road
"Branney’s staging, despite the occasional over-poised placement, generally lands with authenticity and punch. He certainly honors Murphy’s hilariously foul-mouthed cadences, interval-framing songs and hairpin shifts of mood, as do his uniformly excellent actors, with Conroy and the never-better Foyer subtly contrasting tonal poles."
-from Backstage West, review of The Kings of the Kilburn High Road
"....A dynamite cast and Sean Branney's very thorough, skilled direction keep this quip-and-gag-packed show tripping along. Excellent performances abound.... Matt Foyer is brilliant as the corrupt and highly idiosyncratic Pope Clement VI."
-from LA TIMES, review of Red Noses
-from LA TIMES, review of Red Noses
"Matt Foyer's dynamic performance is a tour de force. "
"With Matt Foyer as Robert Olmstead, the narration feels less detached than in the story with Mr. Foyer adeptly emoting the revulsion and awe the dilapidated seaport town inspires in our beleaguered antiquarian youth."
-fan reviews of HPLHS Dark Adventure audio recording series
"With Matt Foyer as Robert Olmstead, the narration feels less detached than in the story with Mr. Foyer adeptly emoting the revulsion and awe the dilapidated seaport town inspires in our beleaguered antiquarian youth."
-fan reviews of HPLHS Dark Adventure audio recording series
