Praise for Jeff Goldstein

Musical Comedy Murders of 1940
“Jeff Goldstein gains most of the laughs as the gay composer Roger Hopewell. He delivers lines with a dry sarcasm that makes witty comments seem like comic gems.” - Bob Geopfert, The Troy Record

Musical Comedy Murders of 1940
“Jeff Goldstein as the gay composer is emotional, fluttery and expressive. His every complaint and gesture deservedly eye and ear catching.” - Vinny Reda, The Daily Gazette

The Lisbon Traviata
“Mendy’s barbs delightfully cascade out of Jeff Goldstein’s warm and witty performance.” - Vinny Reda, The Daily Gazette

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
“Rich in texture is Jeff Goldstein as the Lead Player, moving with supreme egotistical grace, speaking with lilting tones, and in short creating a pacing and attitude that you know must create a monumental frustration for the two aimless souls before him.” - Vinny Reda, The Daily Gazette

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
“Jeff Goldstein’s Player was a far more convincing character, emotionally and physically clear. His actions were more consistently suited to the words and vice versa as per Hamlet’s instructions.” - Kate Cohen, The Altamont Record

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
“Jeff Goldstein as the Lead Player does an admirable job of portraying the role that laid the foundation for John Lovitz’s “Master Thespian” routine.” - Michael Eck, The Times Union

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
“Jeff Goldstein is able to make the Lead Player a comic figure while suggesting a powerful entity. He is the one person in the entire show who has any control.” - Bob Geopfert, The Troy Record

“You’re good…I mean really good” - Milton Katselas, The Beverly Hills Playhouse