Reviews

"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf: 'As Martha, Cate Damon can bray with the best of them, but she keeps the vitriol in check for much of the evening, offering a more multi-dimensional portrait of a sexual predator and a woman of frailty.' - Hap Erstein, Palm Beach ArtsPaper.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf: 'And so, when in those final quiet moments, Damon gives us a creature to simply be pitied, we marvel at her skill.' - Bill Hirschman, Florida Theater On Stage.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf: 'Cate Damon is fantastic as the boisterous, bold Martha, a character constantly grappling with her identity and place in society.' - Samara Smukler, South Florida Theater Magazine.

Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help: 'Cate Damon...does a fine job of incarnating the quiet, pent up frustration of a life filled with drudgery and disappointment...only to rise to the occasion of new hope and subtle heroism...' - Carla Maria Verdino-Sullwold, Broadway World.

Glass Menagerie: 'Damon plays the main character with a spot-on Carolina accent and rapid-fire delivery...' - Max Hartshorne, maxhartshorne.com.

Glass Menagerie: 'Damon’s portrayal of the faded Southern belle maddens, devastates and entertains the audience at every turn.' - C. L. Blacke, inthespotlightinc.org.

Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help: 'Cate Damon, as sister and aunt in a crumbling marriage, is superb.' - Mark G. Auerbach, Berkshire On Stage.

Mamma Mia: 'Cate Damon gives a dynamic, intense performance, capturing the essence of fiercely proud, independent and empowered Donna. It is a vocally demanding role, especially during Act Two's emotionally charged, “The Winner Takes It All.”' - Kevin T. Baldwin, METRMag.

Rabbit Hole: 'Damon’s characterization adeptly captures the levels of grief, including its potential for solipsism, suggesting that Becca’s behavior is a response to losing not only a beloved son but also a sense of self.' - Heidi Holder, Hudson-Housatonic Arts

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike: 'Cate Damon’s performance as Sonia is another riveting turn in an evening full of surprises.' - Louisa Hufstader, Vineyard Gazette.

Rancho Mirage: '...the excellent Cate Damon...' - Joyce Kulhawik, Joyce's Choices.

The Odd Couple: 'Cate Damon and Stephanie Carlson as the Pigeon sisters leave the audience in tears from raucous laughter in the date scene...' - Eric Johnson, In the Spotlight.

The Guys: '[Cate Damon and John Haag]...both these pros are excellent, giving low key performances that summon wells of emotion.' - Chris Rohmann, The Valley Advocate.

How the Other Half Loves: 'Neary and his cast nailed it perfectly, particularly Damon as the wined-but-not-dined hostess.' - Chris Rohmann, The Valley Advocate.

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