Holmes and Watson

“Bruce Warren is back after making an impression in the Alley Theatre’s production of Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps. He has another memorable turn here, this time as Dr. Evans, head of the asylum. His animated expressions remind me of a cartoon villain come to life.”

-Salty Winters, NerdLocker

“The most impressive performance of the night was Bruce Warren’s performance as Dr. Evans. Warren does an excellent job portraying the secretive, afraid and paranoid doctor. His motives are unknown for a majority of the play until he reveals them in order to get information from Watson.”

-Justin Murphy, UHCL The Signal

“Something did go right in this play, and that was Bruce Warren playing Dr. Evans, the strange holder of the three inmates who all claim to be Sherlock Holmes. He played his role with the most verve and wit of anyone on the stage. I also loved him in last summer’s The 39 Steps. He has that quality of certain comedians in which his expressiveness is entertaining and charismatic regardless of the material. I mean he was the best thing about the whole play, so did I just get lucky?”

-Doni Wilson, Houstonia Magazine

“Warren’s Dr. Evans is secretive, a bit of a foil. Warren is particularly deft when asked to interact with both Watson in the present and the goings-on in a flashback, a moment that shows exactly how you make exposition dynamic.”

-Natalie de la Garza, Houston Press