keithblaney.com
reviews: "Vonnegut, USA"
http://lapostexaminer.com/vonnegut-usa-makes-hilarious-debut-atwater-village-theatre/2016/10/18
“One stand out performance comes from Keith Blaney who nails it as a cigar-smoking aficionado of “girlie” magazines.”
Ron Irwin. Los Angeles Post-Examiner.
““Hundred-Dollar Kisses” is the evening’s most polished and hilariously realized segment. It opens with Pelk interrogating mild-mannered records manager Henry George Lovell Jr. (Paul Plunkett), who haltingly describes his apparently unprovoked assault against [Vern Petrie (the amazing Keith Blaney), a corpulent and louche {FFF} executive with an unhealthy fixation on men’s magazines] and the centerfold model Patty Lee Minot (Marjorie LeWit).”
Bill Raden. LA Weekly.
“A notable exception is Keith Blaney, doing double duty as a monstrous, perverted FFF employee and as a beleaguered small-town husband. Blaney has the strongest grasp on the material, showing how even Vonnegut's most offbeat creations are recognizably human.”
Joshua Kahn. discoverhollywood.com
http://stageraw.com/2016/10/27/vonnegut-usa-theater-review/
“A reason this particular narrative works so well has to do with the well-grounded performances of Plunkett as the owlish Henry and Blaney as the wild-eyed, red-faced Vern, panting and drooling over his cherished nudes.”
Deborah Klugman. stageraw.com
