| Nice Things They Had to Say About Pamela Clay Personally: “It was really great working with you and a true pleasure to direct you. I knew from the moment you walked into the casting session that you were absolutely right for us...and I’m confident you will have a great deal of success in your career.� Mick Jackson, Director - Yuri Nosenko, KGB “You remind me of Edith Piaf, because you sing from the heart, and make her songs your own.� Shelley Winters “You can hold your own with anyone on any stage anywhere and may very possibly be a true character actress. I was sure about you from the beginning.� Sanford Meisner "Thank you for your wonderful and sterling performance in our film Seduction of Innocence. Your artistry and fine work will contribute to what we hope will be a moving portrait of inappropriate adult lust in a small Oklahoma town." (as Texas Mom in CBS Movie of the Week, Seduction of Innocence) Jonathan Bernstein, Producer 9255 Productions Press: “Pizazz and originality - and has a body not to be sneezed at!� (as 'Marilyn Monroe' - Mrs. Foggybottom & Her Friends - New Playwrights' Theatre - DC) David Richards - The Washington Post / New York Times "Easily the standout...stunning, full-voiced Pamela Clay" (as 'Marilyn Monroe' - Mrs. Foggybottom & Her Friends - New Playwrights' Theatre - DC) Hap Erstein - The Washington Times “Sings beautifully and makes a memorable impression� (as 'Kate Stryker' - The Golden Fleece - 2nd Stage - LA) T.H. McCullough - DramaLogue / BackStage West “Terrific, Tough, Unsentimental and Funny� (as 'Mary Jo Kinkaid' - Piece of My Heart - Lex Theatre - Hollywood) Neal Weaver - LA Weekly ‘Pick of Week’ “As the sexpot diva with an attitude, Pamela Clay is witchy perfection…. mastered this overpowering character to a tee!� (as 'The Princess' - World Premiere of Cantaloupes and Cosmos - Tamarind Theatre - LA) Pat Taylor - Tolucan Times “Pamela Clay comes across as a sassy designing woman, a la Delta Burke, bringing warmth and wry humor to her pivotal role.� (as 'Dixie Avalon' - Dorothy Lyman-directed Taken in Marriage - ITA Stage - LA) Les Spindle - BackStageWest “In the most full-fledged performance of the evening, Pamela Clay plays Lady Duncan/ Lady Macbett as a saucy siren on the downhill slope to lunacy and despair.� (El Dolce Prods' MACBETT at the Globe Playhouse, LA Weekly ‘Pick of Year’) Kathleen Foley - LA Times |