Reviews: Critics Render Their Verdicts on Cellino v. Barnes
Eric William Morris and Noah Weisberg star as the infamous injury attorneys in this dark comedy following their firm’s dissolution.
Eric William Morris and Noah Weisberg
Cellino V. Barnes officially opened August 1 at Asylum NYC, and the reviews are in. The work spotlights the wild partnership of injury attorneys Ross Cellino and Steve Barnes, from their rise in the 1990s and a maddeningly catchy jingle through their break-up in the 2010s. Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse are co-directing the work by Mike B. Breen and David Rafailedes.
The cast features Eric William Morris (White Girl in Danger, Mamma Mia!) as Ross Cellino and Noah Weisberg (Super Pumped, Elf) as Steve Barnes. Casting is by Geoff Josselson.
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Exeunt NYC (Loren Noveck)
Mashable (Kristy Puchko)
New York Theatre Guide (Austin Fimmano)
TheaterMania (Rachel Graham)
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Cellino V. Barnes also features scenic and props design by Riw Rakkulchon, costume design by Ricky Lurie, sound design by UptownWorks, and lighting design by Aiden Bezark. Derrick Weishaar serves as creative consultant.
LDK Productions is the general manager, Paul Bakey is the company manager, Sarah Schetter is the production manager, and Amy Castro is the stage manager.
Cellino V. Barnes is produced by Mix and Match Productions with co-producers Rohit Gopal, Caitlin Berg, Katherine Brown, Jeffrey Morse, David Pochapin, and Cameron Koffman.
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