Mitch McGuire Reviews
Some Voices by Joe Penhall at the New Group, Directed by Frank Pugliese; Scott Elliot, Artistic Director, January ‘99
• Mitchell McGuire…makes a lasting impression whenever he’s on stage as the eccentric lunatic Ives.
Kaufman, NY Daily News
• Mitchell McGuire [is] eerily dead-on as the hopelessly ill Ives.
Labor Day (Lead role, John) by A. R. Gurney at Manhattan Theatre Club, Directed by Jack O’Brien, May ‘98
• But it’s witty and pleasant nonetheless, and the actors, especially Mitchell McGuire and Joyce Van Patten, are exemplary.
John Rowell,
Disgruntled Employees, by Kevin Crowley at the Currican Playhouse, Directed by Sue Lawless, April ‘98
• There are strong performances from the older members of the cast, particularly Mitchell McGuire as the inept Gus. McGuire is a handsome and talented character man with both a physical and vocal resemblance to Michael Douglas…who’s found both the desperation and optimism that create his fascinatingly unbalanced character.
Evans, Aisle