“More canned misanthropy from playwright Neil LaBute, who poisoned arthouse cinemas in the late 1990’s with toxic stunts like In The Company Of Men and Your Friends And Neighbors. LaBute’s schtick is all about men behaving badly, but there’s no sympathy for these devils. His work is just cut-rate Carnal Knowledge.” – Metro, 06/28/2013

“Much Ado shovels mass quantities of iambic pentameter into the mouths of untrained third-string television actors, most of whom appear to have learned their lines phonetically. Not since Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet have I been so convinced that most of the cast had no idea what they were saying..” – The Improper Bostonian, 06/19/2013

“An elfin, non sequitur–spouting sprite with oversized features and the haunted stare of a man 40 years his senior, performing physically impossible feats and uttering sentences in which key words seem to have been swapped out like Mad Libs, Biaggio is the most hilarious third-wheel comic relief in a teen movie since Superbad’s McLovin.” – The Improper Bostonian, 06/05/2013