Reviews

 “Alex Joyel took on the dual roles of Pablo Gonzales and Young Collector. Though his stage time was brief, Joyel delivered captivating performances. Despite some audibility issues, he provided clear and distinct backgrounds for each character.  I appreciated the pocket fidgeting he incorporated for the Young Collector, effectively conveying the character’s age and innocence.”
Inside the Onion Review of A Streetcar Named Desire

“He believably revealed a panting, shaking, impulsive, troubled, and sometimes hot-tempered, yet tortured man. Altogether, the performer conveyed strong emotions without seeming to force them, and his words sounded spontaneous.”
Theatre Musings Review of Water By The Spoonful

“Joyel plays Elliot with raw, unbridled energy. His animalistic physicality is complemented by the loving warmth he radiates on stage.”
Broadway World Review of Water By The Spoonful

“Alex Joyel composed evocative interludes that carry a country flavor. During the show, Joyel stands offstage, flawlessly providing background guitar music.”
South Florida Theatre Magazine Review of Little Montgomery

“The countrified musical environment is performed by Alex Joyel on a stage right guitar who wrote the evocative interludes.”
Florida Theatre On Stage Review of Little Montgomery

“Alex Joyel composed evocative interludes that carry a country flavor. During the show, Joyel stands offstage, flawlessly providing background guitar music. Some of it is intense, adding energy to the narrative, while other background music is more contemplative.”
Berkshire Fine Arts Review of Little Montgomery

"Downhome, original country-style music composed and played by guitarist Alex Joyel enhances all the scenes..."
South Florida Theatre Magazine Review of Little Montgomery