LA WEEKLY says GO! “Misalliance…really flies…Solomon’s captivating turn…she’s seconded in her charm by Maggie Peach, endearing as her wise, albeit mildly ditzy mother….Considerable humor, and it’s heightened further by the on-target performances of Mennell…and Schaffer…Delivering up more than our ticket’s worth of laughs.”
– LA WEEKLY

BACK STAGE CRITIC’S PICK: “A delightful production…still au courant in the affairs of the heart… beautifully cast by Raul Clayton Staggs, and joyfully directed by Elina de Santos, who doesn’t miss a beat… Greg Mullavey is central as the marvelously awful John Tarleton…super set design by Stephen Gifford…a warmly human Maggie Peach…hunky Nick Mennell…exotic Molly Schaffer…wildly hilarious…a nicely twitchy David Clayberg…  The production is wondrously funny and stunningly visual.”
– Madeleine Shaner, BACK STAGE

“HIGHLY ENTERTAINING ROMANTIC COMEDIES TO RECOMMEND THIS WEEK: A charmingly witty, deliciously quirky romantic farce…The widely respected, multi award-winning Director, Elina de Santos, has chosen a stellar cast, and guides them with great skill and a playful heart.  You will likely recognize many cast members from previous roles on TV, stage, and film….a superb Abigail Rose Solomon…an animated Orestes Arcuni…a saucily sarcastic Christopher Franciosa…a feisty Maggie Peach…Greg Mullavey (from “Mary Hartman”) and Armin Shimeran (from “Star Trek”), two consummate actors, both give flawlessly fabulous performances as the fathers…Nick Mennell, the hunky pilot is charmingly believable. Molly Schaffer sizzles…Capably rounding out the cast is David Clayberg. Such silly fun! Exceptional behind-the-scenes efforts here too. Stephen Gifford’s detailed set is stunning, Dennis Ballard’s period costumes are gorgeous, and Leigh Allen’s lighting and Christopher Moscatiello’s sound are technical perfection. A fine production with plenty of spicy twists ‘n’ turns… Do see this one!”
– The Tolucan Times

“George Bernard Shaw’s MISALLIANCE comes sparklingly alive in Rosalind Productions’ smashing revival of his 1910 comedy….explodes with passion and surprises…directed with style and verve by Elina de Santos, who has elicited vibrant performances from her entire cast….this is a Misalliance that looks like a million bucks….In a production as fine as this one, Misalliance is a sure bet to delight.”
– StageSceneLA.com

“MISALLIANCE at the Odyssey is clockwork-precise, strongly acted, and gets its share of laughs….vivacious Abigail Rose Solomon…Elina de Santos has directed Misalliance with an emphasis on excellent timing…Stephen Gifford’s stage set of a classy sitting room is detail perfect…the acting is consistently good…Greg Mullavey, still best-known for his stint on “Mary Hartman Mary Hartman,” does a wonderful turn…Peach is also excellent…Molly Schaffer is a scene-stealer and lights up the stage at all times….David Clayberg delivers a multi-layered performance…Misalliance is a jolly good evening of fun.”
– Stagehappenings.com  CLICK HERE for full review.

“The cast moved at a precise pace, keeping the scenes lively and surprising…. All the actors were entertaining and well suited for their roles… Under the expert direction of Elina de Santos, Misalliance is a charming show. Rosalind Productions, Inc. succeeds in staging a classic play with contemporary female issues.”

– SoCal Magazine

“It’s quite astonishing how fun, funny, witty and clever MISALLIANCE, considering George Bernard Shaw wrote this play in 1909.  This amusing farce…is quite apropos and timely for Los Angeles 2009….MISALLIANCE is sure to bring a laugh a minute, with its eloquent diction, poetic soliloquies and charming banter and romps between the sexes.”
– Campus Circle CLICK HERE for full review.

“Shaw’s frothy MISALLIANCE is entertaining…Despite its venerable age, MISALLIANCE is a thoroughly modern play….Elina de Santos directs with a keen eye and keener ear…under De Santos’s glib direction, and with the assistance of dialogue coach Jeffrey Phillips, the dialogue trips liltingly off the tongues of this cast, who keep the pace careening madly from subplot to subplot….The lovely English garden conservatory set is by Stephen Gifford.”
– HubPages

“Although it’s at its near century mark, all of the wit and wisdom of playwright George Bernard Shaw still holds out….this production does boast a terrific repertory line up… MISALLIANCE is one of those plays that just get better with age!”
– Accessibly Live Off-Line