Kirsten Potter

What the critics are saying

Honour - The Matrix Theater
Producer: Joseph Stern - Director: Andrew Robinson - Cast: Susan Sullivan, Robert Foxworth
LA Drama Critics Best Actress Nomination

"Potter's Claudia has startling audacity" - Variety - August 30, 2005

"Kirsten Potter is sensuous and strong as Claudia" - Curtain Up August 28, 2005

"This could be a heartless role, but Kirsten Potter is an off-beat actress
who never does quite what we expect" - Daily News - September 23, 2005
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - Geffen Playhouse
Producer: Randall Arney - Director: Gilbert Cates - Cast: John Goodman, Brenda Fricker, Matthew Glave

"Perhaps the only one who gets it just right is Kirsten Potter as daughter-in-law Mae. She brings a surprisingly believability to a part often used just for comic relief." - Variety - November 17, 2005
Tonight at 8:30 - Anteaus Theater Company
Producer: Jeannie Hackett - Director: Stephanie Shroyer
Cast: Armin Shimmerman, Bill Brochtrup, Christina Pickles, Kitty Swink

"Potter gives the best performance of the evening as the casually treacherous Leonora, a mixture of chilly resolve, lust and finally self disgust that create an all too human portrait." - Variety - November 7, 2007
Red Herring - Laguna Playhouse
Director: Andrew Barnicle

"Potter makes a deadpan feast of Maggie." - LA Times - Feb 18, 2008

"Headed by Potter's take-no-prisoners professional gal in the Rosalind Russell tradition" - Variety - Feb 18, 2008