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The Glass Menagerie - The Weekly Volcano

2/23/2018

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Olson makes the first big impression, bouncing back and forth between a wry narrator in the future, and an impassioned young man in the narrative. - Rev, Adam McKinney (The Weekly Volcano)
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Lakewood Playhouse captures multifaceted richnesss of ‘The Glass Menagerie’ - Tacoma Weekly

2/23/2018

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Olson is splendid as Tom, the snide, knowing, cynical young man (who is also a self-portrait of Williams himself). He is suave as the narrator and spirited during outbursts when he is cornered by his mother and is forced to blurt out hard truths - Dave Davison (Tacoma Weekly)
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The Glass Menagerie comes to Lakewood - Alec Clayton

2/20/2018

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The structure of Menagerie, with narrator Tom Wingfield (Niclas Olson) stepping in and out of the character and even signaling when lights should be turned up or down, is a masterful stroke and one of the most inventive uses of “breaking the fourth wall” I have seen. Olson and Director Micheal O’Hara can be credited with this. - Alec Clayton
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Taut 'Glass Menagerie' at Lakewood Playhouse - Drama in the Hood

2/17/2018

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Olson is in his sweet spot in the role of Tom. Director Michael O’Hara uses Olson very effectively in a dual role. He’s Tom, but he also conducts the action in a very real way as the show narrator. To be sure, no one raises and lowers the lights with quite the Southern flourish as does Nic Olson. - Kim Hastings (Drama in the Hood)
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