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As You Like It by William Shakespeare

“McNamara shows us the very best side of a close-to-perfect character - a combination of Breatrice, Helena and Portia, indeed all of Shakespeare’s vividly sprightly heroines.”

Madeleine Shaner, —Park LaBrea News/Beverly Press

“GO!  McNamara deftly capture[s] the flawed but powerful integrity of Elizabeth”  - LA WEEKLY

“McNamara quietly embody[s] the values of honor and humility”  - LOS ANGELES TIMES

“McNamara is heartwrenching as we witness the thawing of her character’s icy demeanor”

-BACKSTAGE WEST

Bullshot Crummond

“Nan McNamara excudes campy, vampy appeal as

evil side-kick Lenya.”

—Los Angeles Times

The Devil’s Disciple by George Bernard Shaw

“[Martin] and Nan McNamara as the minister and his wife suggest ample sexual tension in their

enounters with Dick Dudgeon.”

Don Shirley, —Los Angeles Times

Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov

“The unattainable Yelena of Nan McNamara mirrors [Rooney’s] virtuosity, from her delicious, molasses-paced entrance to devasting farewell.”

D. Nichols, —Los Angeles Times

“GO!  Nan McNamara delivers a peerless performance . . . Tough, unsentimental, yet increasingly vulnerable, McNamara’s understated duelist-with-death is pitch perfect from first to last.”  - LA WEEKLY