Reviews

A Jolly Holiday - Quintessence Theatre Group Presents Mary Poppins
​Broad Street Review

“In act one, highlights include the delightful “Jolly Holiday” in the park with Mary, Bert, and the kids, complete with the statue Neleus (Daniel Miller) who comes to life” - Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer

Triple the Entertainment in Mt. Airy—Quintessence’s Synge Triptych
​Delco Culture Vultures

“Daniel Miller plays the titular role, bringing a nice dry wit to the part.” - Ellen Wilson Dilks

An Irish Masterpiece Still Shocking: Considering Synge’s PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD
Phindie

“(Daniel Miller, one of the hunkiest actors for miles)—takes the hero by his waist, lifts him up, face to face, and then slowly, very slowly, slides Christy’s body down his own body. Stunned, the audience screamed, gasped, and laughed.” - Henrik Eger

PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD (Quintessence): Dead dads, tall tales, Irish intrigue
​Phindie

“The time of the play has been moved up to the present day. This decision allows for some flexible casting, turning one of the flirtatious village girls into a gay man (Daniel Miller). Importantly, this was not done for a cheap laugh or tokenism, but through an authentic need to portray contemporary life.” - Joshua Herren

Quintessence Theatre Group presents an uneven ‘Oliver!’ with a post-Brexit twist
​The Inquirer

"Daniel Miller makes a big impression in the small role of the bully Noah Claypole." - Julia M. Klein

Quintessence Performs The Twist-ed Tale About An Orphan Named ‘Oliver!’
​Delco Culture Vultures

"Adult Ensemble members (Eleni Delopoulus, Kristin Devine, Daniel Miller and Tasha Waters) fill in assorted denizens of Dickens’ London—with Miller as a sleezy Noah Claypoole hitting on Ms. Devine’s loopy Charlotte." ​- Ellen Wilson Dilks

Regional Reviews: Philadelphia, Love's Labor's Lost Quintessence Theatre Group
Talkin' Broadway

"Daniel Miller gives another stand out performance as Costard, a local fool whose simple wit acts as a foil to the would be intellectuals and academics surrounding him. Miller is charming and successfully draws out the humor from the dense text. "

Slow-Paced but Light-Hearted Love’s Labor’s Lost
Play Shakespeare

"Daniel Miller plays Costard with a comedic enthusiasm that makes it difficult to determine whether the character is a dumb hick, the only sane man in a ridiculous society, or something somewhere between the two."

‘Take A Bow!’ Part 3: The Staff of DCMetroTheaterArts’ Favorite DC/MD/VA Fall 2016 Performances/Directors/Designers by DCMetroTheaterArts Staff: DC/MD/VA/PHILLY/NYC AREAS
​DC Metro Theatre Arts

"It included the legendary Janice Dardaris as Mother Courage, and her children, portrayed powerfully by Daniel Miller as the impetuous Ellif..." - Henrik Eger

THEATRE REVIEW: ‘MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN’ AT QUINTESENCE THEATRE
​PA Theatre Guide

"Ellif, skillfully portrayed by Daniel Miller, interrupts the action with his well executed sword dance and song which predicts his death unbeknownst to him. He tells the story of a soldier’s brave actions which ironically cause his tragic death."

MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN (QUINTESSENCE): EPIC THEATRE!
Phindie

"Daniel Miller nails Eilif, the warrior son, while Tom Carman as Swiss Cheese, the younger son, radiates a fatuous honesty." ​