Reviews

“Ernie González Jr. plays Manny wonderfully aware of the proximity of humor to heartache”
- The Denver Post, 06/03/22
“Although they are not reunited until closer to the end of the show, the build up to that moment is made better by the humor and comedic timing that Gonzalez lends to Manny…”
- Broadway World, 05/27/22
“…eventually soliciting help from his Sancho Panza — a popsicle vendor named Manny (a very funny Ernie González, Jr.).” 
- On Stage Colorado, 05/22/22
"Also marvelous is González, whose comic timing makes the down-to-earth Manny hilarious..."
- The Washington Post, 09/17/21
"González is a master of physical comedy and comedic timing."
- West Side Leader, 04/20/17
"ever the enjoyable clown" 
- Akron Beacon Journal, 08/15/12
"Ernie González,  Jr's performance as Manny Diaz, the ordinary man who gets sucked into Guijano's quest as his Sancho Panza, is endearingly funny and heartfelt.”
​- Broadway World, 10/6/21
"Mr. González performs the role endearingly and comedically."
-MD Theatre Guide, 9/15/21
"The Character of Manny is the shinning beacon of this show, and Ernie González Jr plays Manny with brilliant deadpan comedy.”
​- DC Metro Theatre Arts, 9/15/21
"Ernie González, a guest equity actor from Los Angeles, takes the level of performance to another level."
- Theatre Reviews Kurahashi, 12/15/19
"...led by D&D master Chuck Biggs, played with comical goofiness by Ernie Gonzalez of Los Angeles."
-Akron Beacon Journal, 12/10/19
"Ernie Gonzalez returned to OSF and was at his comedic best as Chuck Biggs.”
​- Westside Leader, 12/12/19
"It’s a pleasure to see him back on the local stages."
- West Side Leader, 08/2/18
"A gifted comedian who knows how to elicit laughs from an audience with his sly triple-takes and adorable mannerisms.”
-​ The Cleveland Scene, 8/1/18
"The Los Angeles-based actor, a favorite guest artist of Ohio Shakespeare Festival, is an expert at connecting with audience members though silly innuendo.”
​- The Akron Beacon Journal, 8/2/18
"Ernie González's Dromio of Ephesus and Dromio of Syracuse is the highlight of this production. His performance is illustrious, luminary and physical.” ​
-​ PlayShakespeare.com, 04/26/17
" [Ernie's] comic expressions and asides alone are enough to evoke laughter. He is the core of the comedy on which the laughter is built.” 
​- Talkin'Broadway.com, 04/26/17
"Lancelot (Ernie Gonzalez) creates a character who can evoke laugher with the wink of an eye.
​Gonzalez, again, is excellent..." 
-West Side Leader, 08/16/12
"effortlessly wrings out every laugh possible as Bottom The Weaver.  His death scene in the mechanicals' play is a classic."
​ - Radio Review on WJCU 88.7 FM, 07/08/12
"Ernie Gonzalez, an OSF favorite, steals the show as Bottom the weaver."
​- Akron Beacon Journal, 07/12/12
"Ernie Gonzalez, a five-year veteran of OSF, plays Bottom with ​his trademark charm."
- The Cleveland Scene, 07/18/12
" Ernie Gonzalez, as Speed has a huggable stage presence and garners many laughs with his matter-of-fact delivery. "
- The Cleveland Scene, Summer 2008
"an actor that can do no wrong with the audience" 
"Gonzalez triggers much laughter with deft stage business and an expressive face that speaks volumes when he is silent"
- Rave and Pan, Summer 2009
"No one does better than Chicago actor Ernie Gonzalez, who gets the majority of the laughs playing both separated twin brothers Dromio of Syracuse and Dromio of Ephesus in this pure face. His comedic delivery as the naively silly servants is pitch-perfect, whether his characters are suffering blows from their masters or screaming like a woman."
- Akron Beacon Journal, Summer 2007

Theatrical Representation

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