NEW HAVEN REVIEW

"And, as Young Alonso, Fernando, and Theo, Arturo Soria gets to show off his moves, his smile, his bod, his Spanish and to be an asset in every scene he’s in."

-Donald Brown  Read article here

HARTFORD COURANT

"Fernando (played with boisterous boyishness b...

STAR TRIBUNE

"...it is Arturo Soria who almost steals the show in two distinctly different roles: Casey’s childhood friend (and landlord) Jason and tipsy drag queen Rexy, who is always aggrieved and ready to fly off the handle. Soria’s skilled turn extends metaphors in...

THE NEW YORKER

"I couldn’t get certain faces out of my head, especially that of the actor Arturo Soria, whose portrayal of Tano, a gossipy but not insensitive Puerto Rican queen, reminded me of friends from my youth, who didn’t live long enough to know that queer life c...

WASHINGTON POST

"A different variety of hardness informs Soria’s altogether believably unforgiving turn as Elliot. The actor adroitly bottles Elliot’s contempt, in a hurt that he spits back at Odessa as unrelieved spite. Reconciliation is not a pivot of which this relat...

​NEW HAVEN REVIEW 

"Arturo Soria’s one-man show Ni Mi Madre is in fact a one-woman show, and the woman is Soria’s mother. The idea of conveying the manner and perspective of one’s own mother may seem a tall order to most of us, but Soria’s transformation into his mother...

CINCINNATI ENQUIRER

"...But given the opportunity, there are many other cast members who willingly steal the limelight…Arturo Soria who plays both the shady Captain Slank and a nearly inexplicable character named Fighting Prawn."

-David Lyman Read the article here

CBS St...

CHICAGO SUN TIMES

"Arturo Soria in a razor-sharp portrayal." -Hedy Weiss 

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

"Played by the accomplished comic Arturo Soria."

-Chris Jones  Read article here

CHICAGO SUN TIMES

"Arturo Soria [is] remarkable in his instantaneous metamorphoses…and certainly most sexually shape-shifting."

-Hedy Weiss. 

CHICAGO READER

"And though he sometim...