Washington
Post

“The bit parts are smartly cast as well ...Michael Wood rolls his R’s with gusto as the diction coach"

"Michael Wood underscores the intelligence of Maria, who’s in the household of Olivia ... and torments Malvolio."

Boston Globe

“Wood, who is an overenthusiastic Peter, is also a talented singer and dancer, and his Don Ho number, complete with leis and ukulele, is a standout."

“Deserving of a special nod is Michael Wood .... who must dance-mime his every emotion.”

Boston Phoenix

Michael Wood “is both adorable and endearing. He sings like a dream...”

TimeOut Boston

“Michael Wood...gets to show off his chops as Peter. Not only is the kid a regular ball of sunshine, but he can also sing and dance like nobody’s business.”

Boston Metro

“Michael Wood puts the boy in flamboyant with his delicate turn as Peter.”  

EDGE

Boston.com

"Michael Wood is cute, lithe and talented.”

“An adorable hunk played with red-hot sexy vigor by [Michael Wood]."

“Michael Wood again pirouettes perfectly in a small but juicy role.” 

“Sublimely funny...He also sings well.”

Michael Wood “has a GREAT career ahead of him.  He’s got that special something”

-Ryan LandrY

Portland Press Herald

Wood’s “abrupt changes in posture and wacky mugging ... had some in the ... audience laughing with as much abandon as the actor was displaying onstage.”

“Wood pulls out all the stops in an, at times, breathless performance.”

Broadway

world.com

“Christine’s friend and protector . . . is tutu-clad Pickles, the ever graceful Michael Wood.”

"Wood sculpts with a variety of accents and an elastic physical presence."

Province

town Magazine

Wood “drives the fast-paced show with his over-the-top portrayal of” Peter Pansy; “Wood’s limber dancer’s body provides tremendous comedic value”; “Wood’s great singing voice... adds to this clever musical”

DigBoston

Michael Wood “is hysterical as an ambitious young queen.”

Joyce Kulhawik

“Exuberantly adorable Michael Wood plays the part at full throttle.”

The marvelous Michael Wood has transformed Shakespeare’s clever chambermaid, Maria, into a gleeful and determined enforcer

MD Theatre
Guid

"Michael Wood, as the diction coach ... is a perfect foil"