The Blog of Peter Herrick

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Press

“Peter Herrick’s Antonio brought mystery and heart in his too-few appearances. They all deserve plays of their own -- both characters and actors.” 

    - David Mackler, OOBR

“…like a brunette version of Michael Caine circa 1965.”

1. -Syracuse New Times
   

“Peter Herrick is a wonder as twin brothers.  ...with only subtle shifts in posture and delivery, Herrick has created a distinct character for each twin and, as either character, he gives a completely believable and assured performance.  He has a riveting presence and a spare, lean style, quick and decisive in his movement and delivery. It is an exceptional performance.” 

    - The Citizen (Auburn, NY)

“A handsome Peter Herrick (think of a young Michael Caine with a touch of Hugh Grant) plays the role of Evelyn Farrant (to the hilt, one must add). Virtually omnipresent, Herrick negotiates the two contrasting roles with ease and never misses a beat.  ...Herrick embodies both with an earthy authenticity that takes them beyond the types they are.”

    - Ithaca Times

“…a first rate-cast, starting with the indispensable Peter Herrick in two roles, like Mr. Hyde in down-market and up-market roles.”

    - Syracuse New Times

“Ably abetted by Peter Herrick’s Camillo. It was abundantly clear that Camillo was a character to be reckoned with, who radiated compassion, and whose conscience was king. Herrick was so good that he was able to overcome a costume that had “what is that?” figuratively written all over it.”

     - David Mackler, OOBR