A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
“...Whose voice is akin to a heavenly trumpet, he plays Henrik as amusingly callow.”
THEATREMANIA
“...Has hit a sweet spot in his performance.”
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
“...Has found a loopy stylization for the repressed Henrik.”
BACKSTAGE
“...Hunter Ryan Herdlicka as the tortured seminarian is also new, and also great.
NEW YORK MAGAZINE
“...Herdlicka’s cherubic face makes Henrik’s raging torment funnier.”
VARIETY
“...Is a suitably naïve and impassioned Henrik.”
BLOOMBERG
THE TEMPEST
“...Herdlicka seems to defy gravity as he scampers across the play’s huge stage, not missing a single opportunity to send bursts of magic into the audience. It is when Herdlicka sings, however, that the true enchantment begins.”
S.S. CHRONICLE
“...The romantic plotline of moon-eyed Miranda and the manly Ferdinand also owes much of its magic to the performance-enhancing voice and prancing of Herdlicka's Ariel. His pitch-perfect tunes are perfect for pitching woo.”
THEATREJONES
“...He has a muscular dancer’s body and an angel’s voice. It’s a grounded, but whirling portrayal.”
D MAGAZINE
YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG
“...Anyone who has seen (Hunter) knows that he has a beautiful musical instrument but the surprise is his impeccable taste in phrasing and how he superbly enacts the emotions in familiar lyrics. ”
TIMES SQUARE CHRONICLES
“...Herdlicka has a long and dazzling career ahead of him.”
THE IMPROPER
CAMELOT
“Hunter Ryan Herdlicka gleams with wicked insouciance as the troublemaking Mordred.”
NEW YORK TIMES
“Best of all is the distinctive, simultaneously richly amusing and truly scary Mordred of Hunter Ryan Herdlicka. His performance of "The Seven Deadly Virtues" is so alive with venom and wit that against all odds it is the musical highlight of this production.”
TALKINBROADWAY
SOMETHING’S AFOOT
“The game cast, which includes some of New York's best actors, including rising star Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, give the production a certain buoyant charm.”
THEATREMANIA
“Later, when she and the wide-eyed grinning juvenile, Geoffrey, charmingly created by Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, perform “I Don’t Know Why I Trust You (But I Do)” you realize that this couple - played with fine comedic timing, dazzling dancing and superb singing - belong in a mental institution for the criminally saccharin.”