Reviews
Lucille Frank - Parade
(DerynDale Productions)
"If there’s a star of the show, it’s Bryce Hamilton as Leo’s wife, Lucille. Hamilton—whose regional credits include School of Rock and Beauty and the Beast at Moonlight Amphitheater and Ragtime at the Chance Theater—captures both the quiet strength and emotional vulnerability of a woman forced to confront unthinkable loss. Her shift from doubt to conviction, from skepticism to anger, is so gracefully rendered that it’s hard not to love her. She’s a force to watch."
-Melissa Heckscher (BroadwayWorld)
"Each performance in this production feels fully realized and deeply lived in. Fried and Bryce Hamilton, who plays Leo’s wife Lucille Frank, create a partnership that’s tender, tense and profoundly human. Their chemistry reaches its height in the second act when the couple reconnects during Frank’s imprisonment, offering one of the show’s most moving and intimate moments."
-Dondre Tuck
(LA Theatrix)
Emma Goldman - Ragtime
(Chance Theater)
"Supporting players include real historical figures such as showgirl Evelyn Nesbit and illusionist Harry Houdini — the most impressive being Bryce Hamilton’s firebrand activist Emma Goldman."
-Tom Titus
(LA Times)