Professor Marston and the Wonder Women

by Angela Robinson
directed by Angela Robinson

Starring:Luke Evans, Rebecca Hall, Bella Heathcote, Connie Britton, Monica Giordano

"...Truly radical."
The Atlantic, full review here 

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"...a pleasurable fantasy..."
​New York Times Critic's Pick, full review here

Proof

by David Auburn

directed by Mo Hanlon

at Cape Repertory Theatre

"...Giordano gives a spell-binding performance."
The Cape Codder, full review here 

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"The brilliance that’s certain here is in Giordano’s... performance."
​Cape Cod Times, full review here

Miss Holmes

by Christopher Walsh
directed by Weylin Symes

at the Greater Boston Stage Company

"...Compelling...fascinating."
WBUR, full review here 

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"Monica Giordano...shines as Lizzie Chapman..."
​Broadway World, full review here

Chill

by Eleanor Burgess

directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian

at Merrimack Repertory Theatre

"...is shrewdly observed and uncommonly well-written...​all four performances are deftly and distinctively drawn."

The Boston Globe, full review here

"...a strong production and a winning period piece."WBUR, full review here

"Monica Giordano crafts... her character with passionand conviction."ArtsFuse, full review here

"All four actors were solid in their characters and...(in) their relationships to each other."OnStage, full review here

A Midsummer Night's Dream

by William Shakespeare

directed by Paddy Swanson

at Actor's Shakespeare Project

"...a verbal and physical delight...Monica Giordano's Helena is the fast-talking self-absorbed princess type...the funnest and most charming Shakespearean productions I've seen."​

Talkin' Broadway, full review here

​"The double casting of the lovers as mechanicals provides...a wonderful cast-- particularly Giordano's anxiety-ridden Snug..."

Arts Fuse, read full review here

"And when, as in the current case, the production is particularly lively, fun, and inventively staged, its newness and vivacity shine right through its familiarity."​

Boston Arts Diary, full review here

The Tempest

by William Shakespeare

directed by Tony Simotes

at Shakespeare & Company

"...jolly, quirky and unusually cozy production..."

The New York Times, full review here