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“Skinner is unrecognizable from his roles in ‘Clarkston’ in 2022 and in “Birthday Candles” last fall at the Opera House. His Dmitri is a bit manic, full of false bravado and determined to consume all that capitalism has to offer. The New York City-based actor also achingly reveals Dmitri’s vulnerabilities as he is manipulated by what is supposed to be a defunct government agency. It is a layered and lovely performance.”

Judy Harrison on Mother Russia - Bangor Daily News

Skinner’s switch back and forth between the characters of Lestrade and Sir Henry is side-splitting at the climax of the mystery.

Paige Kingsley on Baskerville - Cortland Standard

“Stephanie Colavito, Aimee Gerow and Daniel Skinner expertly portray multiple roles across generations. Each actor makes every character distinct but convinces the audience they all are part of the same family.”

Judy Harrison on Birthday Candles - Bangor Daily News

“Daniel Skinner is delightfully delicate as Jake, the privileged Bennington College grad…His obsession […] could have been played as pathetic but Skinner makes it look like an admirable personal quest. Skinner’s nerdy Jake is the perfect foil…”

Judy Harrison on Clarkston - Bangor Daily News

“For most of its laughs, the play relies less on written jokes and more on the three young actors portraying Actor I, Actor II and Actress I. Weller Dorff, Daniel Skinner and Kara Vito were almost too good at their job.”

Lily Byrne on Baskerville - Syracuse.com

“…they now have two teenagers: […] and the angst-ridden Billy (a convincingly belligerent Daniel Skinner).”

Nan Lincoln on Birthday Candles - The Ellsworth American