| Oleanna
by David Mamet, directed
by Iqbal Khan
The Octagon Theatre, Bolton
"A
superlative production, meticulously thought through. Stinton and
Engler are both faultless... giving generous and
nuanced performances. She manages Carol's gradual transition brilliantly,
suggesting much more menace at work beneath the peppy exterior...
first-rate acting."
WhatsOnStage.com Manchester ***** | Read
full review
"Gripping theatre... spellbinding. Kosha Engler is excellent as the eager-to-learn student."
The Bolton News | Read full review
"An incredibly complex power struggle...Kosha Engler's performance ranges from initial insecurity to controlled manipulation."
Manchester Evening News | Read full review
Stinton and Engler are "so evenly matched... the 'Mamet-speak' is pitch-perfect, delivered faultlessly and at a great lick... thought-provoking and entertaining stuff."
UK Theatre Network
"Engler particularly shines as her character gains in confidence and strength, and her transition is full of conviction."
ThePublicReviews.co.uk
"The quickfire dialogue is handled expertly by Colin Stinton and Kosha Engler"
Burnley Express
"Kosha Engler finds both Carol's vulnerability and later protective shield of certainty"
ReviewsGate.com
Cat's
Paw by William Mastrosimone
King's Head Theatre, Islington
"This smart, gripping play is rigorously intelligent
and scalpel sharp...Among a strong cast, Kosha Engler is a dynamic,
credible news hack"
Time Out London ***** / Critics' Choice
"Jessica Lyons (Kosha Engler) is every bit the
ruthless journo, hungry for the story, unapologetically vain and
devoured by a morbid curiosity for disaster. Engler's performance
is always on the mark, portraying the consummate
professional and also a woman of integrity and compassion."
Camden New Journal ****
"Kosha Engler's performance as Lyons ...is unmissable:
adding depth and honesty to the thrilling tension that snowballs
towards the climax of the play"
London Student
"Kosha Engler's WASPy primetime reporter Jessica
Lyons is the perfect realization of the profession"
Curtain Rising
"There's solid work from Kosha
Engler as the morally divided journalist"
The Times
"Kosha Engler gives Jessica a quick keenness
and sleek on-camera image"
ReviewsGate.com
"Kosha Engler's Jessica Lyons is as feisty
as they come"
British Theatre Guide
"As Jessica Lyons, Kosha Engler mixes
hard-bitten professionalism with a terrified mum who just
wants to get home... a solid performance"
The Stage
Twelfth Night the Musical adapted by
Gyles Brandreth
Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Fringe
Festival
"Kosha Engler magnificently plays
both twins, Sebastian and Viola, even achieving a baritone for the
male twin...truly outstanding."
UK Theatre Network
Engler is "untouchable."
ThreeWeeks
Engler is "a superb performer."
One4Review.com
Macbeth by William
Shakespeare
OSO Arts Centre, London
"Kosha Engler's excellent Lady Macbeth
...seems able to sway [Macbeth] to murder through sheer
charisma. Engler brilliantly demonstrates the cracks beneath
Lady Macbeth's poise in an electric sleepwalking
scene."
The Richmond Times
She Stoops to Conquer by
William Goldsmith, directed by Richard Clifford
Folger Shakespeare Theatre, Washington, DC
"Engler's delicate Constance is enchanting..."
Washington City Paper
The Play About the Baby by
Edward Albee, directed by Joy Zinoman
Studio Theatre, Washington DC
"As Girl, Kosha Engler is beautiful,
innocent and smooth."
New York Times
"Engler, as Girl, is especially touching
..."
Washington Blade
"Stinton and Engler toss into the mix just the
right measure of sugar. As the play's latter-day Adam and Eve, they're
physically ideal..."
Washington Post
"Engler and Stinton convey a tangible, powerful
sense of the sensual, Eden-esque nirvana the Girl and Boy are striving
to maintain."
Metro Weekly
Woman in Mind by
Alan Ayckbourn directed by Nick Olcott
Round House Theatre, Washington DC
"Susan has an adoring daughter - played with
idyllic radiance by Kosha Engler."
Washington Post
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