natasha lloyd press
theater - film - television - improv - hosting
"In the showpiece role of Arkadina, the terminally selfish and
narcissistic actress/mother, Natasha Lloyd is splendid. Her accent, her
mannerisms, her timing, and her address all imply the same thing—this
woman has lost her soul." -Charles Donelan, Independent
"Not to be outdone is Natasha Lloyd, drop dead gorgeous and oozing comic touches as Cheddar, the desperate housewife in the first act; and then, in an amazing feat of acting, the dowdy and very goofy Detective Julia Childish (a side splitting Julia Child impersonation) for the rest of the show. Her use of culinary terms and French words are comic gems delivered expertly." - Tammy Simonds, Long Beach Magazine
"Senior Natasha Lloyd shows how solid (she's) become as a performer playing a character well beyond her years, imbuing dignity and grace... into her role." -Steven Ray Morris, Artsweek
"Lloyd's blocking is at once natural and expressive, full of nuance and barely noticable." -Charles Donelan, Independent
"Winter Fruit is the most humorous of the three plays thanks to Hades’ dry humor and Shy and Shiver (Lloyd)’s slow manner and impulsive reactions." -Esther Tran-Le, Independent
"Every performance in "Idiot’s Delight” was entirely entertaining and completely convincing" -Stephanie Leong, Daily Nexus
"(Natasha Lloyd as Trish) is corrupt." -Bojana Hill, Independent
"Not to be outdone is Natasha Lloyd, drop dead gorgeous and oozing comic touches as Cheddar, the desperate housewife in the first act; and then, in an amazing feat of acting, the dowdy and very goofy Detective Julia Childish (a side splitting Julia Child impersonation) for the rest of the show. Her use of culinary terms and French words are comic gems delivered expertly." - Tammy Simonds, Long Beach Magazine
"Senior Natasha Lloyd shows how solid (she's) become as a performer playing a character well beyond her years, imbuing dignity and grace... into her role." -Steven Ray Morris, Artsweek
"Lloyd's blocking is at once natural and expressive, full of nuance and barely noticable." -Charles Donelan, Independent
"Winter Fruit is the most humorous of the three plays thanks to Hades’ dry humor and Shy and Shiver (Lloyd)’s slow manner and impulsive reactions." -Esther Tran-Le, Independent
"Every performance in "Idiot’s Delight” was entirely entertaining and completely convincing" -Stephanie Leong, Daily Nexus
"(Natasha Lloyd as Trish) is corrupt." -Bojana Hill, Independent