Some Nice Broadway Reviews:
In “Talk Radio” his sole onstage appearance (the others have small onstage roles too) comes when the curtain rises. He is Sid Greenberg, the tax-adviser host of a show right before Barry Champlain’s. When the tax show ends, Mr. Sietz switches from a bellowing announcer voice to a conversational voice, as if he were speaking through a bullhorn that was suddenly switched off. After his exit Mr. Sietz dashes to one of three soundproof booths built directly under the stage in the basement of the Longacre to play Mr. Schreiber’s first caller, a transvestite... sounding equal parts gravel and honey
ANDREW ADAM NEWMAN - NY Times March 4, 2007
... A jolly financial adviser named Sid Greenberg (the very funny Adam Sietz) is just signing off when Barry shows up...
Hilton Als - New Yorker - Mar. 26, 2007
"... one of the performers here seems to enter fully and happily into that spirit. His name is Adam Sietz, and he has a small role as a wisecracking but empathetic telephone installer. He is onstage for a total of perhaps 10 minutes. And those are the only minutes in which this show exhales the breath of life."
Ben Brantly - NY TIMES - Feb. 17, 2006
"...Adam Sietz as a telephone repairman, whose two scenes are the funniest."
Howard Kissell - NY DAILY NEWS - Feb. 17th, 2006
"Adam Sietz is worth all of his ten minutes on stage."
Liz Smith - VARIETY - Feb. 17th, 2006
"Adam Sietz, as a sympathetic telephone repairman, makes a wonderfully witty contribution in the small role."
Gordin Christiano -THEATRE SCENE.NET
"In one of the production's funnier conceits, Elliott casts Adam Sietz, a heavyset actor with great comic timing, as a telephone repairman"
Peter Marks - WASHINGTON POST - Feb. 18, 2006
"Adam Sietz delivers the best performance of the play as the phone repairman"
Lucy Komisar - NY THEATRE WIRE - Feb. 22, 2006
"Act III also brings back the, philosophical telephone man of the amiable, authentic Adam Sietz"
Malcom Johnson - CTNOW.COM - Feb. 18th, 2006
"Once Adam [Sietz] the telephone man gets on stage, then I feel calmer."
Amanda Peet - BROADWAY.COM interview - Feb. 16th, 2006
"...played by Adam Sietz, who gets a lot of laughs... "
Ellen Lampert-Gréaux - LIVE DESIGN - March 3rd,2006
"Adam Sietz, as the telephone repairman, was a gas. I thought he was the funniest character in the show. He uses his facial expressions...This is a talent I admire in any actor. Everything he says is funny, and I just adored his role of kind, indifferent, repairman trying to put his own touch of joy into a cold NY flat with a telephone."
? - BROADWAY.COM - Feb 10th, 2006
"Adam Sietz brilla en el papel secundario del hombre quien instala el teléfono; es el amplio Sr. Sietz quien saca más provecho y muchas risas del acto de subir tantas escaleras. La dirección del Sr. Ellis es vigorosa y decidida."
Translated - "Adam Sietz shines in the secondary paper of the man who installs the telephone; he is ample Mr. Sietz who removes to more benefit and many laughter from the act to raise so many stairs. The direction of Mr. Ellis vigorous and is decided".
Thomás Gentile - ELCONOCEDOR.NET- Feb. 18th, 2006
and...
"Adam was so funny, I wet other peoples pants".
............Pat Battistini 2/22/2006
"He made me laugh so hard, I got an erection".
............An Impotent Man 10/25/2005
"Who is the heck is Adam Sietz and why did he ask me to write this"
.............Lorne Michaels 7/14/2005
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