Madalaina Grace

“The role of Horatio, which Madalaina played, was crucial to this new reimagining; as a domestic worker in a powerful and wealthy household, Horatio was the moral touchstone of the production.  Madalaina brought nuance, vulnerability, and strength of character to the role that helped bolster the role as a relatable stand-in for the audience. In addition, Madalaina as Horatio also played the Player Queen, rendered as a rock opera in this version.” -SitW Audience Feedback

“Director Elizabeth Dinkova made bold and dynamic choices with her adaptation of Hamlet. Dinkova’s decision to combine character tracks and borrow and reassign famous lines was well done and helped the play feel more ensemble-based...” -Manchester Chronicle

“A sprawling, talented supporting cast…as much a visual feast as it is an impressive exhibition of some of the best talent around, on-stage and behind the scenes” -DC Theatre Arts

“This Romeo and Juliet is another opportunity to see this gifted artist’s work, with a superb cast and creative team…The famous party where Romeo and Juliet meet is a dance extravaganza. The fight scenes are wide-ranging and riveting.” -Sophia Howes

"One of the most surprising elements they introduce is the addition of a good deal of very period music and dances. Musical Director Grace Srinivasan and Choreographer Madalaina D'Angelo did beautiful work with the cast, adding an unexpected, delightful component." -Broadway World

“Constellation Theatre Company’s production of Orlando is a visually delicious and humorous production prime for enjoyment. Kudos to the cast for delivering a difficult piece in a consumable fashion.” -DC Theatre Arts