praise for WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE's THE TEMPEST
"Miranda (Jackie Mishol) is phenomenal in her own right and also in her relation to others,
whether that be to her father, Prospero, or to her love interest, Ferdinand.

​The latter’s chemistry is sweet and fun and really encapsulates the essence of the play." 

"Boasting a fantastic cast, this show is rife with incredible performances. The biggest takeaway is how comfortable everyone is with the dialogue.
​Not only are they not intimidated by any of it, but they imbue it with verve."

-Joseph Szalinski​, The 'Burgh Vivant
praise for ARTHUR MILLER's THE CRUCIBLE
“The cast elevated the material. While Miller wrote the story in the 50's, the players gave viscerally charged performances.

Mishol was hypnotic
​as Abigail. 

While the character is a villainous harlot who condemns her fellow villagers, Mishol finds a sympathetic core – a young woman scorned by her former lover, who suddenly finds power in her voice – even if she uses it in an diabolical manner.

Many theater critics have seen multiple iterations of this timeless  (and unfortunately timely) tale, but this version of “The Crucible” stands out as one of the best."

-Michael Buzzelli, The 'Burgh Vivant
-> Bearing False Witness – a review of “The Crucible”​​
“I adored Jackie Mishol’s portrayal of Abigail Williams.
In most productions, she is played as a conniving, mischievous villainess. In this production, I saw more of her childish ignorance, and I pitied her rather than despised her and felt her desperation to be seen, heard, loved, and protected."

"Brilliantly done."

-​Jade Goodes, onStage Pittsburgh
READ THE FULL PRESS INTERVIEW WITH JACKIE HERE
What MORE CRITICS are saying:
“Mishol is as good as you get in New York."
​-Jay Anthony, Visiting Critic, Massachusetts Critics Circle ​
​“Jackie Mishol is beautiful.  
​She moves perfectly on stage.”  
​-Debbie Bardelli, Mass Critics Theater Awards Chairwoman​, about 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'
praise for David Auburn's PROOF
​"The real winner is actress Jackie Mishol as Catherine.

This performance takes such detail and such quality that sometimes an actress cannot pull it off, but in Ms. Mishol's performance she is right on the money."
​- Barbara Bee, Massachusetts Critics Circle critic, about David Auburn's 'Proof'