“It’s a pretty believable run-down and a hell of a laugh.”

“Wheeler’s play on revenge, showing how one man’s love for his teacher ends in her death and a triple-accusation, is well done as a riff on Hamlet if a little hastily drawn. The play cleverly shifts between past and present, ending abruptly, jarringly...”

“Quinten Quintero as Gray Mattson, the hapless student, ably transitions between conflicted lover and bumbling college kid. Cassie Bann as Holly, his nymphomaniac girlfriend, out Lavenders Ron Weasley’s quasi-succubus, Lavender Brown. Marianne Galloway and Charles Ryan Roach as the loveless couple who sympathize in their shared sorrow, the Ingrams, give sad, dark performances.”

“Angry Glances is an eerily placid piece that disturbs…The production’s strength lies in its casting, in the tension the play builds between its characters both in pairs and as a group, and in the script’s understated menace, its intelligence, and its use of surprise.”

-Joan Arbery,
Renegade Bus

“Wheeler's fragmentary narrative technique is interesting…”

“…director Christopher Eastland has coaxed the actors to some excellent performance[s]. Recent Southern Methodist University graduate [Quinten] Quintero makes a forceful, nuanced professional debut. [Marianne] Galloway, best known as a director, has made remarkable strides as a performer; she's sexy, aggressive, mature and vulnerable all at once in this one.”

- Lawson Taitte, 
                                                                                                             Dallas Morning News

“Lots of well-respected local talent pulled together to help Rite of Passage Theatre Company produce the original play Angry Glances.”

“All four performers create lively, believable characters and are well suited to their roles.”

- Alexandra Bonifield, 
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