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REVIEWS
KISS ME, KATE "Michael Mott and Bradley
Nacht stole scenes as gangsters sent to collect on a NY TIMES REVIEW: Quote Him, Promote Him, Start Singing Him Now "As the gangsters, Michael
Mott and Brad Nacht brought down the house with WALL STREET JOURNAL REVIEW: Shakespeare Drab and Dark "And the hilarious handling
of the hood duet Brush Up Your Shakespeare by Michael Mott NY SUN TIMES REVIEW: Glimmerglass Times Four (On An Elizabethan Stage) "Good performances come from
Lisa Vroman as Lilli Vanessi/Kate, and Michael Mott GLOBE AND MAIL REVIEW: Bel canto Bard wins; Broadway loses "Michael Mott and Brad Nacht
steal their scenes as the gangsters, culminating in THE POST-STANDARD REVIEW: Cast is splendid in 'Kiss Me, Kate' "The two gangsters, Michael
Mott and Bradley Nacht, gleefully snarled out a few threats before they
became awestruck and joined the "Shrew" in drag. They had
some of the DAILY GAZETTE REVIEW: 'Kiss Me, Kate' Brings Sparkle of Broadway to Glimmerglass "The infectious Brush
Up Your Shakespeare arrived just before the finale, delivered
by stage-struck gangsters Michael Mott and Bradley Nacht. " TIMES UNION REVIEW: Glimmerglass charms with 'Kiss Me, Kate' "Michael Mott and Bradley
Nacht, the two gangsters, are terrific, especially brushing up on their
Shakespeare. Porter generally would be delighted." NJ INDEPENDENT PRESS REVIEW: Glimmerglass Festival Makes Beautiful Music... "Our two gangsters, played
by Michael Mott (an Ithaca College graduate who has also appeared at
the Kitchen Theatre) and Bradley Nacht were delightful in their parts
as stagestruck criminals. Their version of Brush Up Your Shakespeare
- with extra verses that included a neat local pitch - brought down
the house." ITHACA TIMES REVIEW: 'Kiss' Me, You Fool "The soft-shoe duet, Brush
Up Your Shakespeare, sung by the two debt-collecting thugs, played
by Michael Mott and Bradley Nacht, still stops the second act. The duo
earn even more laughs from an improvised last verse, “Brush Up
Your Opera,” with convoluted Porteresque rhymes flacking the company’s
other offerings of the summer." SYRACUSE NEW TIMES REVIEW: Glimmerglass Shakes It Up "...two literary gangsters,
played by the engaging Michael Mott and Bradley Nacht... LIFE & TIMES REVIEW: Glimmerglass Opera opens season with a racy 'Kiss Me, Kate'
CURIOUS GEORGE LIVE! "The Doorman [Michael
Mott] is as charming as can be..." IOWA GAZETTE ONLINE: 'Curious George' brings cartoon to life Read an interview with Michael about his role in Curious George Live!:
I'D RATHER BE RIGHT "Matthew Conti and Michael Mott make delightful mayhem as a boss and his sole employee - stereotyped Italian immigrants - to whom Roosevelt tries to explain collective bargaining." BACKSTAGE REVIEW: I'd Rather Be Right (in Concert) "Michael Mott and Matthew Conti do a nice turn as the carousel Italians." WOMEN AROUND TOWN REVIEW: We've Got to Balance the Budget! THEATRE SCENE REVIEW: I'd Rather Be Right NYTHEATRE.COM REVIEW: I'd Rather Be Right BROADWAY WORLD REVIEW: I'd Rather Be Obama
A CLOSER WALK WITH PATSY CLINE "Likewise very good are Matthew Conti, Michael Mott, Michael Andrako and Kevin Barthel as the four members of Cline’s backup group the Jordanaires. In addition to harmony for the leading lady, they call up old memories with mid-century radio commercials for Mr. Clean, Ajax, and even Winston cigarettes. They also do a great job of harmonizing on the list of radio stations where Patsy tried to get her songs played." ROCKFORD REGISTAR STAR REVIEW: 'Walk with Patsy Cline' worth Wisconsin drive
DO BLACK PATENT LEATHER SHOES REALLY REFLECT UP? "...Michael Mott's Louie irresistibly rocking the house to Doo-Wah Doo-Wee." ITHACA TIMES: Patently Nostalgic at the Merry Go Round
MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET "Jennifer Dow and Michael Mott have good chemistry on stage... whether their characters are arguing or kissing, they bring a sense of romance to the show.
I believe Miracle is Mott’s first performance at the Wagon Wheel, but after this show audiences will look forward to him coming back to Warsaw for future roles." TIMES UNION: 'Miracle On 34th Street' Has Some Holiday Magic To It |
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© Michael Mott