Valiant and vulnerable.
– Broadway World
Kinsolving is a commanding performer and plays with strength, dignity, and vulnerability.
– Broadway Blog
Arresting… Kinsolving brings humanity to the text.
– LA Weekly
Kinsolving is especially adroit at physical comedy and commanding a vocal dynamic that runs the gamut from clarinet-like subtlety to bassoon-sounding octave drops.
– Back Stage
Smart, gifted, and charming.
– The UK Spectator
Kinsolving gives a tour de force performance. She’s brassy, ballsy and amusingly awkward as the modern-day actress, but refined and intriguing as the 19th century novel heroine.
– UT San Diego
From her first entrance, Kinsolving owns the stage. She’s smart, freely sexy, and, even more to the point, relentlessly spontaneous. She flits from empyrean to bumpkin and to comedian (as when she says, “You don’t have to tell me about sadomasochism. I’m in the theater”). Kinsolving steals the show…
– San Diego Reader
Kinsolving is in radiant splendor. I cannot imagine a more sublime heroine!
– Casa Magazine
Kinsolving achieves theatrical magic.
Her charismatic presence is the kind of happy surprise we could all use.
– The Independent
Confident, young…talented.
– Broadway World
Caroline Kinsolving strikes the right balance between strong-willed self-sufficiency and being so supportive and nurturing… Kinsolving delivers the play’s most impassioned—and memorable—speech.
– Backstage
Outstanding.
– LA Weekly
The casting of Kinsolving in the lead role is absolute perfection.
– LA Splash Magazine
I have seen other productions of this play with the role played by Tammy Grimes, Maggie Smith, and Elizabeth Taylor. It is a role than an actress dreams of playing. Here, it is played by Caroline Kinsolving in a performance that more than holds up against the previously mentioned ladies. You can see what she is thinking in every moment in Kinsolving’s performance.
– Golden News
I can say unequivocally that Caroline Kinsolving’s mad scene was the best I’ve ever seen. Better than Ruth Negga’s recent turn on Broadway, better than Frances McDormand’ recent turn on screen. Her choices were perfect and compelling.
– Director, D. Schlossman
She’s the real deal.
– Award Winning Director & Screen Writer, Nicholas Meyer
She really is Very talented. She’s like an architect stuck at a sandcastle contest.
– Academy Award nominee, Alec Baldwin
Perfect for the role. She even has a resemblance to Donna Murphy…She has a tony, classy thing going.
– Emmy & Tony Award winner, Christine Baranski
An absolutely first-class, memorable and daring performance!
– Academy Award winning producer, Tony Bill
I cannot express how much fun we had watching her. Magical. She is so funny and has such great timing. Delicious in every way.
– Producer, Helen Bartlett
A perfect Rosalind…Loved it. Brave. So clear and honest…Well done. Good work.
– Academy Award & BAFTA Nominee, RSC actress & author, Dame Janet Suzman
She is really, really good…a wonderful artist.
– Director, Bill Rauch