Jeff Hiller | reviews

Reviews from "Sparkle"
(Improvisation)

"Rubbery Faced Jeff Hiller adds zest and zeal."
-City Search Editorial Review

Reviews from
"Awesome 80's Prom"

Jeff Hiller makes a toothy class president,
promising to bring a "big star" to the prom
(he does, and the "star" lends the show some
of the best moves of the night).
- AP Review

"A strapping Young Republican jaw-clenched by Jeff Hiller"
- OffBroadway.com

Reviews from
"Silence! The Musical"

"Most of the peripheral figures are caricatured with nutty verve by Jeff Hiller"
- Variety

"Comedian Jeff Hiller, with the juiciest lines and rubbery goon-face, nearly steals the show as Sgt. Pembry and other wacko supporting roles."
- Gay City News

From "Screwups"

"Especially notable were the expressive and wonderfully over-the-top Hiller"


			Reviews from "Slut" "a very fine six-person ensemble (of whom Victor Hawks and Jeff Hiller are standouts)." - Broadway.com "One performer particularly poised for star status is actor Jeff Hiller, who consistently creates indelible and hilarious portrayals." - Backstage Magazine "There was an outstanding comic performance by gangly Jeff Hiller in a number of guises." - BroadwayStars.com "Jeff Hiller stole the show" - Washington Square News "Jeff Hiller, whose gold witticisms are revolutionary" - NyTheatre.com "Jeff Hiller is a hilarious presence on the stage" - NyTheatre.com (from the 2002 production)			Reviews from "Sparkle" (Improvisation) "Rubbery Faced Jeff Hiller adds zest and zeal." -City Search Editorial Review Reviews from "Awesome 80's Prom" Jeff Hiller makes a toothy class president, promising to bring a "big star" to the prom (he does, and the "star" lends the show some of the best moves of the night). - AP Review "A strapping Young Republican jaw-clenched by Jeff Hiller" - OffBroadway.com Reviews from "Silence! The Musical" "Most of the peripheral figures are caricatured with nutty verve by Jeff Hiller" - Variety "Comedian Jeff Hiller, with the juiciest lines and rubbery goon-face, nearly steals the show as Sgt. Pembry and other wacko supporting roles." - Gay City News From "Screwups" "Especially notable were the expressive and wonderfully over-the-top Hiller"