Pittsburgh Post Gazette: Review: "The Tempest' Ushers in a magical new era at the Public
"Along the way, Stephano and Trinculo, who in some productions are as tiresome as any of Shakespeare’s comic relief clowns, are actually laugh-out-loud funny, thanks to Bethany Caputo and Jamie Agnello."
-Christopher Rawson

Pittsburgh City Paper: Review
Pittsburgh Public Theater Makes The Tempest Feel New Again

"Kaminski clearly knows how to cast the heck out of a show, as demonstrated by the array of talent...
​Especially delightful are Bethany Caputo and Jamie Agnello, who play Stephano the drunk (Caputo) and Trinculo the clown (Agnello) with big, expertly executed, vaudevillian-style physical comedy. ."
-Amanda Waltz

The New York Times:
Review: 'Up and Away,'
A Trip Into the Clouds for a Special Audience
"Worthy endeavors are easy to applaud, but “Up and Away,” which I attended one morning this week with a school group of 7- and 8-year-olds, is small-batch, immersive theater at its most thoughtful and deliberate. Making its audience feel welcome and at ease is fundamental to the production — an approach a lot of mainstream theater could stand to learn from."
-Laura Collins-Hughes​

The New York Times:
​'Up and Away,' For Young Audiences Who Don't Like Surprises
"For an audience that sometimes doesn’t feel welcome, we wanted to create an experience that was the opposite of that, where we are waiting for them to arrive,”
-Jonathan Shmidt Chapman, director