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Midsummer Nights Dream. Shakespeare on the Sound
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"...Ty Jones..steals the show"
New York Times
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"Ty Jones scores here as the gloriously egocentric Bottom, a grand ham so full of himself that he literally backflips with self-confidence."
Variety
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"...a hilariously over-the-top Ty Jones… in what is surely the most belaboredly acrobatic death scene ever devised."
Theatremania
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"The biggest ball of energy... was a Broadway actor, Ty Jones... By the show’s end, I wanted this man to host his own TV show."
Moffly Media
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Emancipation
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"a vigorously staged play about Nat Turner …sleek, streamlined production ... compelling"
New York Times
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"Remarkable production ... poetically staged. Emancipation is not just bracing theater, but a timely plea for racial self-reflection"
Time Out New York
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"Undeniable power ... 3 out of 4 stars"
New York Post
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"This is a deeply affecting performance that you should not miss."
NYTheatre.com
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"Emancipation is stark and powerful and will likely add another unqualified success to the CTH roster."
CurtainUp.com
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"CTH's lean-and-mean production of Ty Jones' prismatic play, Emancipation, now at the historic Audubon Ballroom, brings Turner's riveting back story to visceral life."
Theatermania.com
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"a fluid mix of movement and music punctuated by shocking blasts of noise and violence. Much of the play's undeniable power comes from such juxtapositions..."
Backstage
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"visceral production"
Flavorpill.com
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Lear
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"Witty, charming and sexy ... is Ty Jones in his interpretation of Edmund"
New York Times
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"The mutual attraction to the magnetic and malicious Edmund (Ty Jones). Jones's approach is just right. - and not above a blatant appeal to a spectator's sympathy with a flashy handspring -- Jones gets ably at the core of his character's duality."
Washington Post
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"...a performance that may stay with you for quite some time is that of Ty Jones, who strides purposefully throughout the theater contributing an energy and intensity to the evening..."
Potomac Stages
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"The magnificent Ty Jones is roguishly charming as the scheming bastard..."
NYTheater.com
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"Perhaps most crucially, Preisser has assembled a standout supporting cast, including Ty Jones as an unusually brutish Edmund."
BackStage
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"As is often the case, it is the evil one that fascinates the most. Ty Jones is the most compelling figure on the stage..."
Hill Rag
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"CTH stalwart and Obie winner Ty Jones is a divinely wicked."
Time Out New York
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"The actor who played Edmund, Ty Jones, stood out, and not just because of his beautiful body and winning smile. His diction and delivery were impeccable, and he made one sympathize with him even as one witnessed his deadly scheming."
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Macbeth
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"The Thane of Cawdor is played by Ty Jones and he is the chief draw. Jones may be the most combustible actor to hit New York stages since the equally smooth-pated Charles S. Dutton. He boils with emotional tension and teeters ever on the brink of impulsive action. He's made for Shakespeare's men of action — Richard III, Coriolanus, Mercutio — not to mention a host of Jacobean baddies. "
Time Out New York
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"Jones is a powerful-looking Macbeth, quick to act yet troubled when contemplating the consequences of his reactions"
Theatermania.com
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"Macbeth is Ty Jones, who gives us a strong, ambitious but increasingly conscience-stricken man. It is a persuasive reading."
New York Post
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"What should send you trooping to Harlem this summer is Ty Jones. It is his portrayal ... that makes this rendition of Macbeth so spellbinding. "
Offoffonline.com
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Faust
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"...the play becomes a collaboration between the powers of vitality, newly embodied in a young, buff Faust, the engaging Ty Jones"
New York Times
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"The miraculous transformation that makes Faust young again is with Ty Jones, a first-rate actor whose verse speaking carries innate emotional conviction."
Village Voice
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"...As Faust Mr. Jones does fine work, and certainly has great facility with the play's language"
A Curtain Up
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Ain't Supposed To Die A Natural Death
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"There are a few powerhouse turns here: Ty Jones is unforgettable..."
NYTheatre.com
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Trojan Women
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"Ty Jones is magnificent ...His performance is riveting because you are never sure what he will do next, but can’t wait to see what it will be."
NYTheatre.com
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The Blacks
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"It is an energetic, captivating performance, possessed with of a strong presence, especially Ty Jones"
A Curtain Up
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"A performance like the one by Ty Jones cannot go unacknowledged. The energy and wit he brings to the role...is absolutely astonishing in his ability to combine political confrontation with emotional warmth, threat with playfulness, daunting challenge with thrilling invitation."
Hotreview.org
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Six Degrees of Separation
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"When [Ty] Jones is on stage, you can't take your eyes off him, which is precisely as it should be..."
The Baltimore Sun
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