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JOSHUA LAPIERRE

THE PROM

"The show is often stolen by Joshua Lapierre as the flamboyantly gay Barry, with his wonderful mix of acerbic wit and deep tenderness. His scenes with Gilmartin’s Emma tear at the heart strings."

Barry Glickman

MATILDA

"Lapierre is over the top hysterical as the disturbed father with a tacky suit and no sense of decorum whatsoever. His Act 2 opening number, “Telly” is a showstopper when he sings “all I know I learned from telly” and “the bigger the telly, the smarter the man.” Lapierre is delightfully animated in this outrageous role."

"And then there's the Wormwoods: Alyssa Dumas as mom and Joshua Lapierre as dad. These two own their well developed characters. They are an utter delight in their despicableness. But, oh those speical moments: Dumas in the hospital - frighteningly marvelous, and Lapierre crooning about Tellies - scary good."

Mr. Wormwood

PARADE

Britt Craig

"Joshua Lapierre as Britt Craig certainly brings the energy his quirky character demands. He delivers a lot of strong elements, and hits those notes. The crowd loves him and his rousing "Real Big News."

"The supporting cast of Lapierre, Bradley and Porzio reek of good "ole boy" southern brotherhood. But their performances are tempered without the stereotypical overacting that can permeate such characters"

ANYTHING GOES

"Comedy runs rampant with a powerful ensemble cast. Lapierre is the perfect criminal, more loveable than evil. Mallard is the perfect curmudgeon; more loveable the less sober. Their comic timing and mug shots are just right as they relish their moments in these delicious roles."

Moonface Martin

JUDY'S SCARY LITTLE CHRISTMAS

". . . Her drop-in guests include Ethel Merman (a phenomenal Tobin Moss), Bing Crosby (an outstanding Sean Mullaney), Liberace (a terrific Joshua Lapierre). . . And so it goes with Mullaney, Lapierre, and Bradley delivering astute, engaging, and hilarious characters."

Liberace

". . . with real comedic flair, his body language and comedic expressions remind one of a young Lou Costello from the 1940’s comedies."

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Lenny Ganz in "Rumors"

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"Lapierre is unremittingly endearing. . ."

Garry Lejeune in "Noises Off"

"Effortlessly has the audience in stitches."

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Lord Farquaad in "Shrek"

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"His versatile voice and ability to perform several distinct characters makes him a truly memorable cast member and performer."

Trekkie Monster in "Avenue Q"

" . . . Moritz’s suicide scene was well-executed and his number with Illse (Jacquelyn Gianetti) makes for one of the best acting scenes in the show."

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Moritz in "Spring Awakening"

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