“This was by far one of the best solo performances I’ve ever seen”
– Echo Chamber, Written Review
Same Difference
at the Wilbury Theatre group
“Martinez’s haunting, poignant portrayal of the stricken Aaron understandably pulls at your heartstrings.”
Martinez’s Aaron embodies the devasating human reality of AIDS rather than becoming merely an icon of it.”
at the lindemann performing arts center
**Audience members were asked to leave written reviews after the show**
“Walking into the space felt like a warm, unfamiliar hug.”
“What a fabulous mixture of words, music, sound, dance, objects, and passion to tell your unique journey.”
“Never in my life have I seen such an artistic testimonial of the human condition.”
“I lost track of time watching your performance.”
“YES.”
“The bravery, transparency, and honesty of your echo chamber will stay with me for years to come…an emotional roller coaster from start to finish.”
“This is by far one of the best solo performances I’ve ever seen.”
“I’m not gonna lie, in the beginning it felt kind of ‘inaccessible,’ like maybe I wasn’t getting it. Or maybe there wasn’t anything to get. Then there was an Aha! moment that felt like you read my mind.”
“What a privilege to be a witness, to breathe with you in the after, to hear your voice as you excavate it. You are magic.”
“Never thought I would have to dry tears off of my camera.”
“…The way you can make people feel is astounding. What immense power you have.”
“It assaulted all of my senses in the best way.”
harold and maude
at the community players’ theatre
“The production follows a 19-year-old Harold, played by the incredibly talented Noah Martinez…”
“I didn’t think anyone could get close to the original performance by Bud Cort – but Martinez does and more!
“Martinez and Paolino put on a production for the ages…”
“Noah Martinez…is wonderfully weird as Harold but also is a sympathetic character whose struggles are relatable.”