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Watch out for Richard Saudek, folks. An Off-Broadway star has been born
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Not since Bill Irwin has there been a physical comedian — aka “clown” — with the soul, sophistication and storytelling genius of Richard Saudek.
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The real show stopper is a mimic genius named Richard Saudek.
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Excellent at bringing a humanity and honesty to complex characters
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Richard Saudek is an exquisite clown.
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Richard Saudek, however, is the unexpected breakout star of the show...easily a hilarious favorite.
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Richard Saudek is an exceptional performer, whether in terms of his comical rubber-faced gurning, or fantastically controlled flexible physicality.
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Saudek is a high energy and committed performer who had the audience watching his every move: we were mesmerized, amused and aghast.
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His body is a splendid storyteller; he is a crackerjack physical performer...His gift in this show is an ability to illuminate the darkness with a nonstop circus—one that features his body as one entity and his hands and fingers another, completely separate one.
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Saudek is ablaze with unfailing energy and specificity. His expressiveness is unparalleled, and each movement is curated to optimal effect.
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Richard Saudek steals the show with an astounding physical performance...channeling masters of silent-era comedy like Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. Without a single word he holds the audience captive
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Saudek possesses...head-to-toe control of his physical equipment and is perfectly willing to become both the fool and the tragic figure, using every part of his body even, at one point his tongue.
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