“Moxie Theatre’s ‘Handbagged’ a funny and surprising look at the fraught bond between a politician and a queen”

“British Politics Endure a Royal Whacking in ‘Handbagged’ at Moxie Theatre”

“‘Angels in America’ is the best thing I’ve seen so far this year.”

“Debra Wanger’s Angel displayed the authority and superhuman force this biblical messenger requires.”

“This tragi-comedy that uses humor to keep everything sharp, moving, and makes everything all the more poignant for it.”

“Second part of ‘Angels in America’ proves fantastical at Cygnet Theatre”

“Epically fantastic and fantastical ‘Angels in America’ at Cygnet Theatre.”

“Kushner’s ‘Angels in America’ Part One lands impressively at Cygnet Theatre.”

“Angels resonates in compelling, sharply acted revival at Cygnet Theatre.”

“A case for Angels in America and none too soon! Armed with an exceptional ensemble of fine and dedicated actors and under the sharp direction of Sean Murray  ‘Angels’ moves along at a pace that gives one only moments on which to reflect yet keeps the cohesiveness together even with double and sometimes triple casting.”

“A pricless flashback featuring Debra Wanger as a hopelessly self-important actress singing ‘Indian Maiden’s Lament’ – and getting upstaged by Mildred – establishes a moment.”

“As the show’s sharp-voiced chorus (Joseph Grienenberger, Christine Hewitt, Cody Ingram, Catie Marron and the ever-versatile returnee Debra Wanger.)”

“Steve Gunderson and Debra Wanger are endlessly amusing as they quick-change into a bevy of boffo personas.”

“Steve Gunderson and Debra Wanger are endlessly amusing as they quick-change into a bevy of boffo personas.”

“Matt Thompson and Debra Wanger play multiple characters quite well.”

“Debra Wanger cuts loose in a dithering frenzy as Mme. Dindon.”

“The wives (headed by the dynamic singing duo of Melissa Fernandes and Debra Wanger.”

“Debra Wanger’s Gertrude has strong moments.”

“Anne’s parents are played by Debra Wanger, who rockets off some fabulous, operatic high notes.”