REVIEWS
Review for: My Ancestor’s House
My Ancestors’ House
Reviewed by Irene Backalenick
Fine performances all around. The elegant, beautiful TAMIR, the sister you love to hate, gives dimension, a flesh-and-blood quality to her character.
Review for: ‘Romeo & Juliet’
Romeo & Juliet
Directed by Michael Maloney (RSC)
TAMIR creates a Lady Capulet whose pain and passion break through her regal bearing. Hers is a portrait of both depth and subtlety.
Review for: Richard II
THEATRE REVIEW: Richard II brought to vivid life by Walking the dog Theatre
Reviewed by J. Peter Bergman
TAMIR plays the Duke of York and seems to never leave the stage, which was fine with me for her work in this role is exemplary.
Review for: In the Land of Israel
REVIEW: High praise for TAMIR’s ‘In the Land of Israel,’ based on Amos Oz book
Reviewed by Arthur Giron
It is in this tradition that TAMIR shines… She skillfully embodies each character with nuanced gesture and complete immersion. The transitions between characters is smooth and her acting is never forced, bringing the viewer into the world-view of each portrayal as she lives the moment fully and truthfully.
REVIEWS FOR THE ROLE OF BERNARDA ALBA
OOBR.COM
No matter how full the stage was, when TAMIR was not there, it seemed empty.
CURTAINUP.COM
Actress TAMIR as Bernarda Alba is a strong and forceful presence. Her performance provides the linchpin around which the production revolves.
NYTHEATRE.COM
In the role of Bernarda, TAMIR is a strong presence, naturally excluding the power of a matriarch in the last century Spain.