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PRESS &
NEWS

PRIVATE LIVES
The Schoolhouse Theater
“Director Owen Thompson has assembled a talented cast. Coward’s fiery dialogue is delivered with elegance and skill. The wonderful Kate Day Magocsi plays Sybil. She is in awe of Elyot and loves him with deep devotion yet has extraordinarily little understanding of the man she married. Her bewilderment at his behavior feels wonderfully genuine, as does her spectacular blubbering.
- Pia Haas, Broadway World
“Kate Day Magocsi’s Sybil delivers appropriately ghastly, whiney cadence. The actor excels at physical comedy. Entrances and exits were impeccably timed, and pacing (vital in Coward), excellent.”
- Alix Cohen, Theater Pizzazz

A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
Barrington Stage Company
"As her 13-year-old granddaughter Fredrika, Kate Day Magocsi delivers an impeccable performance. Sober and observant beyond her years, Magocsi’s Fredrika, though charming and poised, is still a child, and the actress manages to live within all facets."
- Berkshire on Stage Blog
"Straightforward and never cutesy, Kate Day Magocsi was the most appealing Fredrika I’ve encountered."
- Gay City News
"Fredrika was enchantingly acted by Barrington newcomer Kate Day Magocsi."
- Nippertown

LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES
The Schoolhouse Theater
“Kate Day Magocsi is convincing as the naïve Cecile, barely out of convent school yet ensnared in webs of lust and betrayal.”
- Pia Haas, Broadway World
“Standouts include Kate Day Magocsi who nails the role of Cécile, the sitting-duck virgin.”
- David Pogue, The Recorder

SPELLING BEE
Cain Park
"Olive Ostrovsky (Kate Day Magocsi) has a killer singing voice."
- Cleveland Scene

WAITRESS
The Beck Center
“I Love You Like a Table,” sung with Magocsi, was delightful. She, too, is ready for the Big Apple. Anyone who is going to reprise HAIRSPRAY should immediately cast her as Penny.”
- Roy Berko, Broadway World
-"Kate sings like a vocal magician. Her delightful vibrato ascends lighter than air, to the youthful purity of her highest notes. they are sweet without being saccharine, and absolutely endearing."
- Mary James, Writer
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