ARIZONA THEATRE COMPANY NAMES AARON CAMMACK RESIDENT ARTIST
"...Having seen and worked with Aaron, I believe he is one of the best actors in Arizona and has a lot to offer his peers in this industry. Having him on our team continues our legacy of creating world-class professional theatre..."
-Matt August, Artistic Director at Arizona Theatre Company
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“Especially touching is Aaron Cammack’s Mr. Marks, a Jewish fabric dealer...”
“Cammack delivers some of the sweetest and most endearing moments of the play.”
“Aaron Cammack is excellent as Mr. Marks...Cammack brings a sense of dignity, humor, and grace to the character and his scenes with Bonner are tender and infused with longing and emotion.”
“Aaron Cammack's Mr. Marks presents a heart-wrenching portrait of forbidden love..
“You can feel the longing and ache in Aaron Cammack’s hands.”
“If there is one shining light [..] it is Aaron Cammack's authentic portrayal of Tom Wingfield. He radiates the intensity and urgency of Tom's existential dilemma and angst. He is the perfect voice for magnifying the poetry and metaphors of Williams's script."
-Broadway World (Herbert Paine)
“An intuitive actor, Mr. Cammack has tapped a clear distinction between rage and restraint.”
-Broadway World, (Robert Encila-Celdran)
“As Tom, Aaron Cammack does a phenomenal job showing us a man who is caught between his moral responsibility. Cammack instills in his performance an inherent sense of judgment mixed with anger, compassion, restlessness, torment and conflict...Cammack beautifully holds his own.”
"Aaron Cammack gave a scene-stealing performance as Lesgate. He was equal parts hilarious and creepy."
"Cammack has the talent to show Lesgate's bravado and his genuine pride in his illegal exploits... Cammack takes his character from strong to weak, free to captured, and finally his resignation to the murder. ...It's as if Cammack entered the apartment ten feet tall, and throughout Tony's blackmailing plan, Lesgate actually diminishes in physical size..."
"Aaron Cammack...can sing, dance and act effortlessly and he exudes a warmth on stage...Cammack is the real deal."
"The multi-talented Aaron Cammack was a sight to behold as Tom Jenkins, the soup caterer, rallying the celebrants...and doing a handstand on Scrooge's coffin."
"...the tunes are rousing. The best is "Thank You Very Much" led by the spirited Aaron Cammack as Tom Jenkins, dancing on poor Scrooge's coffin."
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