Angeline Andrews
The actresses are outstanding, especially writer Angeline Andrews whose character (who oddly reminds me of one of those Creature Comfort animals) steals scenes with a principled, yet eager to please, lonely girl who is oblivious to her own forwardness. It is a character that plays well when over the top and also in moments of silence where she half comes to terms with her loneliness.
(C) 2008 Fab Prods Theatre
BEHIND THE SCENES, The Colour House Theatre
Graham Trelfer, REMOTEGOAT (July 2008)
Director Alexandra Legouix captures a fantastically funny image, brilliantly played down by Angeline Andrews as Lynette - her muddied, back-brushed-Barbie-look a perfect picture of desperate hopelessness.
THE DANNY CROWE SHOW, Henley Fringe Festival
Jenny Glithero, FRINGE REPORT (July 2009)
(C) 2009 Danny Crowe Cast
(C) 2010 Fab Prods Theatre
Andrews is an engaging performer
TYPEFACE, The Fringe Bar, New Zealand Fringe Festival
Helen Sims, THEATREVIEW (February 2011)
Angeline Andrews is a strong character actress with a fantastic comic touch. Having double cast Angeline in a recent stage comedy I find her ability to completely inhabit and create larger than life characters in a believable and transformative fashion to be both skilled and inspired. Her dedication and exploration of her craft is admirable if also outrageously obsessive! Angeline's sense of humour, that shines through her characters, paired with her work ethic makes her a joy to work with from audition to opening night. I highly recommend Angeline and look forward to working with her again myself.
Aaron Paterson
Director of "Checkout"
(C) 2010 Teafer Theatre
I found Angeline confident, self motivated and very easy to work with!
In my opinion an outstanding character actress, an absolute pleasure.
Terry Ashe
Actor / Director (30 years in the industry) of "Dick Whittington"
(C) 2008 Cast Collection
Having worked with Angeline on a number of occasions I put her in my favourite category of 'talented low-maintenance actors'! I mean by this that she is really easy to work with; an intelligent, committed, company-minded actor who does more than pull their weight in a team on all sorts of productions. She is kind and helpful to directors and brings to the mix her own quirky, watchable dry and understated humour. She is very funny to watch - but also has an unusual and powerfully ethereal quality that creates something very mysterious on stage. She's just someone who is great to have on board. I very much enjoy her work.
Diana Laurie
Founder & Director of Being There Productions & "Instant Theatre"
(C) 2010 Being There Productions
Press coverage
Feb 2011: The Dominion Post, Wellington, New Zealand
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