“Standout… a poignant edge of self-awareness”

“Cast standouts include... Katie Clark as April, a stewardess whom Bobby is dating. Recently seen as Morgan Le Fey in New Repertory Theatre’s Camelot, Clark brings a poignant edge of self-awareness to April, a character sometimes played solely as a ditz.”

“Just funny… owns her character’s dimness”

“Although Moonbox’s Company is a true ensemble piece, with all company members giving rounded performances, a few shine even brighter...Clark’s April is just funny, from the looks of tortured disdain she shoots Bobby to the way she owns her character’s dimness.”

“Tugs the heartstrings”

“During an extended scene with April (‘Poor Baby,’ ‘Barcelona’), he travels an arc from bar to bedroom to uh-oh. Clark tugs the heartstrings when her not-too-bright character realizes that her feelings for Bobby are not reciprocal...”

“Easily the most dynamic… hilarious and heartbreaking”

“The best work came from the girlfriends... Easily the most dynamic was Katie Clark’s April, but she also had the most interesting character with which to work: a ditsy flight attendant who wants something more, namely, a man. Her “Barcelona” was both hilarious and heartbreaking...”