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| represented by Schiowitz Connor Ankrum Wolf, Inc. 165 West 46th Street, Suite 1210 New York, NY 10036 212.840.6787 |
| RACHEL FOWLER |
| with Allen Gilmore as Parrolles in ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL Directed by Tim Ocel at Shakespeare Santa Cruz |
Fowler is excellent as Helena, clear and controlled,
making us believe Bertram's the fool for not seeing her
as the prize she is.
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Fowler lights the stage with her Helena, a nimble-witted
heroine every bit as plucky and resourceful as Rosalind
or Viola. She loves Bertram so deeply that nothing else
matters.
The actress nimbly suggests both Helena's grace and
forthrightness and also her foolish insistence on forging
ahead even if charging straight off a cliff. Blinded by
love, she can't see there is no victory in landing an
unworthy husband.
San Jose Mercury News
| as Becca in RABBIT HOLE at the Curious Theatre Henry Nomination Best Actress |
Fowler's tightly controlled performance is
already haunting and on its way to being
one for the books.
- John Moore, Denver Post
Rachel Fowler is faithful to
Lindsay-Abaire's portrait of a woman
whose suffering makes her hard to like;
her approach to Becca's slow softening is
rich and nicely understated.
- Juliet Wittman, Westword
already haunting and on its way to being
one for the books.
- John Moore, Denver Post
Rachel Fowler is faithful to
Lindsay-Abaire's portrait of a woman
whose suffering makes her hard to like;
her approach to Becca's slow softening is
rich and nicely understated.
- Juliet Wittman, Westword
| WINNER OVATION AWARD BEST ACTRESS IN A DRAMA |
This staging is notable for the formidable
Fowler's constantly surprising portrayal
of lonely Adelaide, who appears to be the
perfect mark. She's a fat, aging and
unloved hatmaker with zero self-esteem,
an eating disorder and 50 quid of
disposable income. Tom Cruise had
Renee Zellweger at hello. In much less
romantic fashion, Mr. Love has Adelaide,
she admits, by merely looking at her. No
one else has ever bothered.
-Denverpost
Fowler's constantly surprising portrayal
of lonely Adelaide, who appears to be the
perfect mark. She's a fat, aging and
unloved hatmaker with zero self-esteem,
an eating disorder and 50 quid of
disposable income. Tom Cruise had
Renee Zellweger at hello. In much less
romantic fashion, Mr. Love has Adelaide,
she admits, by merely looking at her. No
one else has ever bothered.
-Denverpost
UPCOMING: TOM SAWYER at the Denver Center Nov 11th thru Dec 18th, 2011 |
| as Adelaide Pinchin, with Leigh Miller as George Love in The Mysterious Mr. Love at the Grant-Humphreys Mansion |