“Among the finely-tuned cast,
Pargac stands out as a hapless everyman.”
- Los Angeles Times
“Pargac does a great job of making Clay sympathetic yet disturbing...
The outstanding cast delivers subtle, vibrant work.”
- Variety
“The play reaches a narrative fission through Eric Pargac’s sensitive performance
as a tormented neighbor who enters the couple’s lives.”
- LA Weekly
In one of the play’s funniest and most moving scenes, Lars [Eric Pargac] tells his children’s story entirely in Norwegian, waddling maniacally around the stage, enlisting the other characters as actors in a story they delightedly struggle to understand.
- Portland Mercury
Eric Pargac as the sickly Julie who managed to turn in a stunningly heart breaking
characterization of a man who once had a promising life only
to have it robbed from him by illness."
- Broadway World
“Pargac superbly depicts the decent-guy side to his character,
and he’s equally on target in foreshadowing Forsie’s less-heroic traits.”
- Back Stage West
“Stellar cast...with Blakemore’s stoic September and
Pargac’s tormented Forsie the standouts.”
- LA Weekly
“Pargac finds the perfect balance between empathetic Everyman
and foolhardy neurotic; his climactic character shift is bone-chilling.”
- Back Stage West
“Eric Pargac takes what could have been a thankless role as Pegeen’s rejected fiancé
and makes the sniveling second-choice love interest sweetly appealing.”
- Back Stage West
“Pargac’s face registers reactions that are often
the most exciting things onstage.”
- Back Stage West
