The Farnsworth Invention: When everything works perfectly in theatre, when an outstanding play meets an even better cast and production crew, you come away feeling breathless, exhilarated and moved.

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Alec Clayton Blog

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: As Lanyon, Olson is properly concerned; as Hyde, he is simply maniacal – but around Elizabeth, he becomes gentle, showing the unexpected compassionate side of the beast.  He does an excellent job in the role.

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The Suburban Times

Sweeney Todd: Olson’s acting is nuanced. Tobias is a complex and conflicted character who is in distress throughout much of the play, and Olson makes the audience feel Tobias’ pain.

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Tacoma News Tribune