"This two-man musical left the entire audience laughing throughout the whole show. Between the great performances, amusing music, and colorful design, this show is a fun one to see."

"Few thrillers are musicals, but the show has all the expected malarkey a whodunit should contain plus a splash of songs that add to the daunting mayhem all highlighted by two gifted comedians."

"In the hands of TPTC’s expert director Rod Kaats and performed brilliantly by Jason M. Hammond as the detective and Jackson Evans as the suspects, the musical couldn’t be better staged. Add Douglas Clarke’s revealing set and Martha J Clarke’s defining costumes, and “Murder for Two” proves a delightful summer romp."

"Jackson Evans’ performance is amazing. His quick-paced acting and seamless transition from suspect to suspect is both hilarious and impressive. All ten characters have unique physicality, vocal qualities, and singing styles. By just changing his voice, it is always clear exactly who he is playing."

"Jason M. Hammond’s performance was stellar."

"Evans is a treasured comedian who relishes and cleverly uses every bit of humor the show provides as he effectively distinguishes between the multiple suspects. Hammond’s part is less showy, but he still causes absurd hilarity."

"The two make an excellent pair with great chemistry. The smooth dynamic change between Marcus and the changing suspects elevates the comedy."

"The superb production never slows down for a moment as the humor rolls cleverly from the Joe Kinosian and Kellen Blair script and tunes. Kaats’ staging squeezes every bit of humor out of the show and the physical production further enhances “Murder for Two’s” comic pleasures. "

"The Phoenix Theatre Company’s MURDER FOR TWO has jokes for everyone and performances that will impress anyone. Its eccentric characters and silly story make for a great time."

"TPTC’s MURDER FOR TWO is a marvelously adept comic delight."