REVIEWS
Neil Gaiman's THE SANDMAN: ACT III - Audible Original, 2022
"Neil Gaiman lends his enchanting voice to the narration of this acclaimed graphic novel series. This epic drama, written by Gaiman and adapted by audio producer Dirk Maggs, plunges listeners into a fully realized world with dynamic sound effects and impressive vocal performances...
Standouts amid the five-star cast who illuminate Gaiman's exquisite storytelling are Kat Dennings as Death, David Harewood as Destruction, and Ashleigh Haddad as Ishtar."
M.M.W. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award
- AUDIOFILE MAGAZINE
FULL REVIEW: The Sandman Act III: Earphones Award Winner
Standouts amid the five-star cast who illuminate Gaiman's exquisite storytelling are Kat Dennings as Death, David Harewood as Destruction, and Ashleigh Haddad as Ishtar."
M.M.W. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award
- AUDIOFILE MAGAZINE
FULL REVIEW: The Sandman Act III: Earphones Award Winner
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee @ Stillpointe Theatre, 2016
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"Haddad, who stole nearly every scene she was in in Assassins as failed presidential assassin Sara Jane Moore, is equally compelling here...
Haddad brought me to tears with 'The I Love You Song late in the second act, a trio with her parents who both say they adore her and seem not to notice that she’s there. It is a powerful five minutes." RATING: ☆☆☆☆☆ - DC METRO THEATER ARTS FULL REVIEW: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Stillpointe Theatre Initiative "Ashleigh Haddad’s performance as Olive Ostrovsky is heartbreaking and wrenching mixed with humor as she navigates spelling with an absentee mother and father."
- BALTIMORE OUTLOUD FULL REVIEW: Spelling Begins With P-U-T-N-A-M at Stillpointe Theatre |
"Ashleigh Haddad is a delightful addition to the production with her adorably timid characterization of Olive Ostrovsky and her perfectly dulcet voice....Haddad does not shy away from volume or power in 'The I Love You Song' but that does not make her delicate sound any less mellifluous when it comes to the overall portrayal of the sweet and delicate character. Peppered with the right levels of dorky, Haddad has moments too precious for proper description exchanged with William Barfee and adds priceless little laughs during her solo 'My Friend the Dictionary'."
- THEATREBLOOM
FULL REVIEW: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Stillpointe Theatre
- THEATREBLOOM
FULL REVIEW: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Stillpointe Theatre
"As Olive Ostrovsky, Ashleigh Haddad is essentially a sad puppy. Her large dark eyes glisten as she sings about her mother....
Stillpointe uses the musical to showcase its greatest strength: the ensemble's immense comedic, vocal, and improvisational talents."
~ BALTIMORE CITY PAPER
FULL REVIEW: Stillpointe Theatre hosts the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
ASSASSINS @ Stillpointe Theatre/Spotlight UB, 2015
"Stealing the show are the portrayers of Squeaky Fromme (Chelsea Paradiso) and Sara Jane Moore (Ashleigh Haddad), respectively. The ladies not only have incredibly strong and beautiful singing voices, but their chemistry and comedic timing are pure excellence."
-DC METRO THEATRE ARTS
FULL REVIEW: 'Assassins' by Spotlight UB and Stillpointe Theatre Initiative
"Ashleigh Haddad, as Sarah Jane Moore, and Chelsea Paradiso, as Squeaky Fromme, are two twisted peas in a pod. Featured together for the assassination attempts on Gerald Ford, both Moore and Paradiso bring a vibrant comedic life to their character portrayals. Both women pick up a delectably disgusting southern twang in their accents and deliver them consistently throughout their speaking and singing."
- THEATREBLOOM
FULL REVIEW: Assassins at Stillpointe Theatre Initiative & Spotlight UB
-DC METRO THEATRE ARTS
FULL REVIEW: 'Assassins' by Spotlight UB and Stillpointe Theatre Initiative
"Ashleigh Haddad, as Sarah Jane Moore, and Chelsea Paradiso, as Squeaky Fromme, are two twisted peas in a pod. Featured together for the assassination attempts on Gerald Ford, both Moore and Paradiso bring a vibrant comedic life to their character portrayals. Both women pick up a delectably disgusting southern twang in their accents and deliver them consistently throughout their speaking and singing."
- THEATREBLOOM
FULL REVIEW: Assassins at Stillpointe Theatre Initiative & Spotlight UB
