Reviews
"[Nibs (Orro)] was my favorite of the lost boys. His charisma and character were so convincing and entertaining. Such amazing talent!!"
-@pcpatheatre Instagram follower, comment on a post featuring Orro
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"...a friend of mine posted about seeing [PCPA's] 'Peter Pan' today...she said Nibs (Orro) was amazing and her favorite Lost Boy..."
-@pcpatheatre Instagram follower, comment on a post featuring Orro
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"...their (the Lost Boys') collective enthusiasm gets us hyped up as well. The Lost Boys' desperation for a mother also adds to the show's heart."
-Brent M. Parker, Santa Ynez Valley News
"Orro gives a stand-out performance as Abigail, bringing a defiant feistiness to the role."
-Debby Nicklas, The SLO Tribune
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"Sabrina Orro had a dark and devilish take on the role of Abigail. She carried Abigail as tall as the tales the character tells. Orro embodied Abigail in her voice and body as she led the group of children in her schemes and as she attempted to seduce John Proctor."
-Sabrina Thompson, Mustang News
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"Duplicitous, Vengeful, and Desperately Infatuated... [Sabrina Orro and] the cast of student actors keeps the energy of the play going for the full 2 1/2 hours."
--Ryan Cooley, New Times SLO
"The Cal Poly Theatre and Dance Department creates a magical journey with the fantasy play...The talented acting ensemble embrace their roles with much enthusiasm."
-Debby Nicklas, The SLO Tribune
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"Thematically lavish and refreshingly straightforward."
-Brendan Abrams, Mustang News
"The physical aspect of the acting is impressive...each [cast member] plays his or her role effortlessly with great intuition into the group dynamics...the entire ensemble is mesmerizing."
-Debby Nicklas, The SLO Tribune
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"The Other Shore excels. It connects the actors and the audience, individuals and groups in a way atypical for most theatrical productions."
-Jessica Peña, New Times SLO
"Cal Poly audiences were given a taste of true devotion to art, dancing, singing, poetry, and spectacle with the Theatre & Dance Department's original spring show, 'Black Cat Cabaret'"
- Cal Poly College of Liberal Arts, CLA Newsletter
