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Send in our clown – Chicago Sun-Times
“The trio of fumbling tricksters includes hometown boy Jimmy Slonina… Slonina’s style of clowning is a perfect fit for KOOZA, which is all about old-fashioned circus staples—clowns and acrobats—but always with that Cirque touch… There is hilarious audience interaction as Slonina’s easily distracted jester, dressed in red overalls, makes clown passes at women in the crowd and gets himself into comical situations.”
‘Kooza’ sets good example – Chicago Tribune
“Cirque… manages to reinvent itself so brilliantly and so completely with every new show… Indeed, the trio of funnymen—led by the terrific Gordon White and including the great Jimmy Slonina, once of Chicago’s Defiant Theatre—has an almost Dickensian quality.” Read more on the Chicago Tribune website.
‘Act Without Words’ makes Beckett accessible – Las Vegas Review-Journal
“I can’t imagine anyone not having a good time… Jimmy Slonina has the precision and control of a master mime, but he also has an actor’s sensibility. Every thought seems to register on his face. You never get the sense that this is only about movement.” Read more on the Las Vegas Review-Journal website.