"Adam LaSalle deserves special recognition for his versatility…”

"Adam LaSalle deserves special recognition for his versatility...His lightning-fast character changes, often appearing on opposite sides of the stage seconds apart in completely different personas, provided both impressive technical skill and consistent comedy."

Vero Vine

"Adam LaSalle…is Steve Martin’s spiritual doppelgänger."

“Adam LaSalle as Orin in Riverside’s production is Martin’s spiritual doppelgänger. Who would have thought you could combine science fiction, horror, music and horticulture for an evening of priceless entertainment? If you haven’t already heard, Riverside Theatre’s season-opening production, Little Shop of Horrors, is all of that and more!

This production of Little Shop of Horrors is filled with laughs, great music, excellent stagecraft and lighting as only Riverside can achieve. It is a must-see production and the only ‘horror’ would be if you don’t see it!”

The Indian River Guardian

“Two funny and talented pianists... every bar sing-along song”

“The ingredients for fantastic Friday and Saturday evenings were all there. If you didn’t have a good time, then you were the problem at The Studios of Key West on April 4 and 5, when Adam LaSalle and Paul Rigano returned for Dueling Pianos.

As for those winning ingredients? Two Steinway baby grand pianos, two funny and talented pianists, a repertoire ranging from ‘Great Balls of Fire’ to ‘I’m Still Standing,’ and every other bar singalong song — ‘Sweet Caroline (buh-buh-buh),’ ‘Brown-Eyed Girl’ and, of course, ‘Piano Man.’”

Keys Weekly

“Chimeras of such talent are rare”

"One is left in awe at the combination of acting and musicianship demonstrated by McGloin and LaSalle. [They're] conservatory-level players, and their performance could stand on its musical laurels alone. Every character is well-defined, and it feels like you're watching a company of twelve actors instead of two...Chimeras of such talent are rare and wonderful to see."

New City Stage

“Standing ovation”

"Matthew and Adam prove that they're not only smart, masterful virtuosos at the keyboard but adept actors, as well. Each performer demonstrates his flair for comedy, but is able to seamlessly shift between the hilarious and the dramatic, as well. This is a production that'll absolutely inspire audiences to leap to their feet with gratitude. Both honest and artistically magnificent, 2 PIANOS 4 HANDS is definitely worthy of a standing ovation that seems to never end."

Chicago Theatre Review

“A must-see musical experience!”

"LaSalle and McGloin's superb performance in 2 Pianos 4 Hands truly showcases their exceptional talents and piano proficiency. They captivate the audience with their instrument mastery and timely comedic wit. Their chemistry on stage adds to the exhilaration, making it a must-see musical experience!"

Let's Play

“Phenomenal”

"Phenomenal: That is an adjective that I use very sparingly. But it is the only way to describe the multi-talented brilliance of Adam LaSalle and Matthew McGloin, the two wildly gifted performers who are not only superb musicians, but altogether remarkable actors, wildly zany comedians, deft movers and irresistible "brainiacs" as well...[it's] a tremendously clever and immensely demanding showcase for a pair of brilliantly talented artists who can do it all."

WTTW, Chicago's PBS Station

“Stellar portrayal”

"Jane Unger's fine direction is obvious in the stellar portrayal of Adam LaSalle as the earnest, principled 'Look' magazine reporter Michael McCormick."

On the Aisle with Tom Alvarez

“Wowed us”

"Adam LaSalle, who wowed us in Murder for Two (2020), takes the journalist role as one Michael McCormick. His is the glue character, the narration giver, and LaSalle does fine work with it."

A Seat on the Aisle

“Effervescent perfection”

"...Buddy is played to effervescent perfection by Adam LaSalle. Even alongside an immensely strong ensemble cast, LaSalle stands out and buoys the show with elf-like ease. His is a Buddy that's adorably naive, dimpled and rosy-cheeked, seeing every bit of the world through a lens of sincere childlike wonder...His comedic timing is always spot-on...and LaSalle's voice is wonderfully clear as a bell. I could go on gushing, but you get the picture. LaSalle embodies Buddy's infectious Christmas spirit, and it's an absolute delight."

BroadwayWorld

“A delight to watch”

"Much of the credit for the show's success belongs to its star Adam LaSalle, a New York-based actor who imbues Buddy with the optimism, enthusiasm and barely restrained joy of ten magical elves. Gifted with a gorgeous singing voice, the wide eyes of an innocent and a vaudevillian's knack for comedy, LaSalle is a delight to watch...it's hard to take your eyes off him."

OnMilwaukee

“LaSalle's charisma – and stamina – as the character never wavers”

"Adam LaSalle shines as a happy, clumsy, oh-so cheery Buddy. He's believably awkward in all the right places while as well as a gifted singer and performer. ...It's worth noting that this must be an exhausting show for LaSalle, as Buddy is an energetic character. Despite all of this action, LaSalle's charisma – and stamina – as the character never wavers."

Milwaukee Magazine

“An electric, dimpled smile, endearing innocence, and tremendous warmth”

"Adam LaSalle brought an electric, dimpled smile, endearing innocence, and tremendous warmth to the role of Buddy, handling the singing/dancing aspects of the role with ease."

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

“Enough stamina to have made Robin Williams proud”

"...Plot twists and laughs that Hamilton County will be talking about for years. Corlew and LaSalle have great comic timing, more than ample skill at the piano, memorable stage chemistry and enough stamina to have made Robin Williams proud."

Hamilton County Reporter

“A tour-de-force”

"Adam LaSalle, as Officer Marcus Moscowicz...offers a tour-de-force rendition of Joe Kinosian and Kellen Blair's awesome creation...the adept duo exhibit crisp and precise comedic skills and over-the-top musical talents. Bottomline: the satisfying combination...of two outrageously skilled performers who can do comedy, sing with verve, AND are excellent pianists, makes this a must-see entertainment."

A Seat on the Aisle

“Brings empathy and understanding

"Adam LaSalle brings empathy and understanding to both the roles of Junie's father and Mr. Scary."

Chicago Theatre Review

“Versatile”

"A top-notch theatre production...with Junie's father portrayed by the versatile Adam LaSalle."

Chicagoland Musical Theatre

"Perfection"

"The audience is treated to, not only triple threats, but quadruple threats, as they accompany themselves and each other on piano, guitar, ukulele, and other instruments...and Adam LaSalle, that comedic musical genius from 'Spamilton,' is perfection as Mr. Pinkerton."

Chicago Theatre Review

"A cast of all-stars...including Adam LaSalle"

"Starring in Pinkalicious is a cast of Chicagoland all-stars...including Adam LaSalle as Mr. Pinkerton."

SPLASH Magazine

"LaSalle is a man of many talents"

"5/5 Stars! ... Adam LaSalle is a man of many talents."

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