"Wolski takes top honors. His [character's] attraction to Sylvia creates a much more interesting sub story than the rather cutesy ingénue-catches-swinger main event."

– Melinda Schupmann, Backstage West

"[Wolski] excels as Sancho Panza to Charlie's Don Quixote. He was a perfect foil."

– James Scarborough, Grunion Gazette

"From the moment the two leads started bantering, I knew we were in good hands. [Patrick Rafferty and Bill Wolski] were so relaxed with their lines and each other that whatever qualms I had about how the play ... would hold up were considerably eased."

– Marchelle Hammack, Beachcomber

"Amazingly, Bill Wolski steps up and knocks us dead with an energetic, versatile and animated take on [David] Sedaris' memoir. Wolski's disarming performance [makes] for as rollicking a Christmas memory as you'll likely encounter."

– Joseph Sirota, Easy Reader

"Perhaps the best performance of the cast came from Bill Wolski as Sgt. Match ... Wolski does a wonderful job in his characterization as the naive cockney-speaking sergeant. Wolski nails the type of straightforward, deadpan humor and style of acting that is crucial to the success of such pieces of British comedy."

– Brenda Arrieta, The Beach Reporter

"With Wolski, we get a perfect blend of dancing prowess and a genuine character that takes his job as seriously as his boss."

– H.S. Wilson, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

"Bill Wolski owns the stage, moving with an ease and style that makes you want to go back in time, turn off the TV, and take about six hours of tap lessons every day until you are that good."

– Patrick Seitz, The Daily Facts

"Wolski is an excellent dancer and a good actor to boot."

– Jules E. Beuck and Rose Botkin-Beuck, B-Notes

"We found the performance of Bill Wolski as Andy Lee to be great right from the very beginning. Wolski plays the choreographer and leads the ensemble in the opening rehearsal number that completely wows the crowd."

– Ed and Amber Out & About

"Wolski is a fine actor and with experience should continue playing leading young man characters for a number of years."

– David Ritchey, The West Side Leader

"Wolski is simply fun to watch."

– Cathi Conti Sinsabaugh, The Canton Repository