"But the real brilliance was seen in Joel Stigliano, as Meredith’s ultra-loving quiet-like-a-saint husband. Stigliano had the play’s moral and meaningful lines and delivered them with great power while never raising so much as a whisker."--OuterStage
"... but it's the amazing work by Joel Stigliano as Todd that gets the loudest laughs in this evening of thigh slappers. Stigliano is a master comic, using both his physical looks and notable verbal skills that reduces the audience to helpless gigglers holding their sides, with his spot on Scottish accent."
--The River Weekly News
“The reed-thin Joel Stigliano shines as bumbling best friend Stanley Gardner …”--Naples News “Stigliano will have you in stitches…”--River Weekly News
“Joel Stigliano does a wonderful comic turn as Newton’s Uncle Stanley”--Wicked Local“Swanson and Stigliano are marvelously funny”--Barnstable Patriot
"Joel Stigliano is a Hook amongst Hooks, [a] more adorable evilness can only be achieved by an entire basket full of naughty kittens."
-Broadway World
Stigliano does a wonderful job balancing the innate greed of his businessman character but not taking it so far that you cannot believe in the love he feels for his family. He also seems to channel a young Mandy Patinkin at times (not a bad thing, BTW).
-Telegram & Gazette