Lt. Munoz - CITY OF ANGELS

“Blane Pressler's turn as Munoz, Stone's vengeful Latino ex-partner, displays an incredibly focused and acrobatic tenor voice, along with a killer accent.”

Ron McCutchan Bureau County Republican- July 2008 “Nice and Noir: Review of 'City of Angels”

 

Bud Frump - HOW TO SUCCEED...

“One of the stand-outs is Blane Pressler as Bud Frump...he is hilarious as he connives to stop Finch's quick movement in the company and whines to his mother about his own ambitions.”

Kevin Smith What's Up Magazine- October 2008 “Both Timely and Entertaining”

 

Dromio - THE COMEDY OF ERRORS

“Scott Frey and Blane Pressler, as the two Dromios, looking like something between Tweedle Dee and Bozo, with obvious comic vocal styles, run off with most of the show.”

Susan Burns What's Up Magazine- March 2008 “Bawdy Bill Gets New Life”

 

Tranio - THE TAMING OF THE SHREW

"Blane Pressler as Tranio, the servant with whom Lucentio trades places, is amazingly funny, as he generally is on stage."

Kevin Smith What's Up Magazine- March 2008 “21st Century Shrew Watching”

 

2nd man (gangster) - KISS ME KATE

"The gangsters, played by Aaron Mann and Blane Pressler, give understated and cool performances.”

Aaron Krause Norwalk Reflector- June 2007 “A Passionate Seductive Kiss”

 

Costard - LOVE'S LABOR LOST

"Blane Pressler (Costard) clowns with vaudevillian panache..."

Life and Arts - Festival 56's 'Love's Labour's Lost' - Bureau Country Republican.