“There's something especially wonderful about seeing experienced clowns and show people take such delight in paying off what's been set up ... goofy gangster Moonface Martin (the hilarious Bruce Warren) ... these are the funniest character performances I've seen ..."
-Bryan VanCampen, Ithaca Times
“... rubber-faced Bruce Warren as Public Enemy No. 13, Moonface Martin. An Ithaca College graduate with extensive national credits, Warren has become a company favorite over several summers and is arguably the best Moonface ever seen in these parts. Comic bits like several impersonations or stealing Elisha’s glasses, remembered as yawns in previous productions, generate blazing streaks of sparks here. He even gets mileage out of “Be Like the Blue Bird,” often dropped elsewhere. It’s fitting that Warren’s Moonface should share the duet “Friendship” with Reno, assigned to Billy in decades past.”
-James MacKillop, Syracuse New Times
“A year after his show-stealing turn as Aldolpho in “The Drowsy Chaperone,” Warren is once again a supreme riot as the always-scheming, fame-hungry gangster.”
-David Wilcox, The Citizen
“As gangster Moonface Martin, Public Enemy #13, Bruce Warren delivers a large share of the laugh lines and sight gags. One of the running gags centers on the way other passengers turn Moonface, a hoodlum, into a celebrity.”
-Neil Novelli, Syracuse.com