Bonaros […] acts the goofy, hippiesque Mysterious Man with winning style. He is developing a talent for portraying counter-culture types that appears both honest and knowing.

Bonaros […] was a very believable, hysterical priest.

[Bonaros] sings a stunning duet

commanding performer […] penetrating, concert-worthy voice.

Bonaros… gives a marvelous and multi-faceted performance as he sings, dances, plays piano, and picks pockets.

Demetrios Bonaros does a hilarious bit with a cane.

a company of accomplished singers … leading man Demetrios Bonaros nicely transits through the stages of life, from yearning boy to demented grandfather

The cast members' (especially Callari, Bonaros, and Goodgold) stunning, powerful voices reverberate forcefully against the tiny theater's walls.

Providing comic relief … Elbow (Bonaros) joins Lucio […] and Pompey […] in hilarious shenanigans [...]

Bonaros’ […] a cappella music in this production adds a lot of depth and texture […] The vocal work in this production is some of the finest I have heard in indie theatre.