We just got back from our first full production of "Murder For Two" at the Adirondack Theatre Festival and wanted to share some photos and reviews!

Two numbers, A Friend Like You and especially He Needs a Partner, have breakout potential. The first is simply a wildly funny song-and-dance number; the second, a touching little love song.
It would be hard to find another actor to match [co-writer Joe] Kinosian's impeccable multi-persona performance."
-Cathy DeDe, The Chronicle

“It was a terrific night of theater that was more fun than I could have hoped for. I sense this a career show for its creators.”
-The Arts Whisperer
Rolling seamlessly from a strikingly mysterious ballerina to a Southern hostile hostess, a gnawingly needling Nancy Drew, a larger-than-life Brooklyn Nick and Nora, a needy, friendless psychiatrist and a trio of 9-year-olds from a slowly diminishing boys’ choir, composer/actor [Joe Kinosian] executes each distinct personality with aplomb, all the while shadowing the usual suspects with some bouncy tunes and crafty verse."
-Matthew G. Moross, The Daily Gazette

“An engaging romp, written with knowing wit and performed with flashy exuberance… the lyrics, by Kellen Blair, are hilarious.”
-Steve Barnes, Times Union

Kinosian is a delight in every portrayal. He displays boundless energy, charm, and in the process exhibits a sense of trust with the audience. Most important, he knows the fine line that exists between cute and precious and never crosses over to precious. It's great work."
-Bob Goepfert, The Record
“The show and its song lyrics are very witty, and remarkably polished.”
-Mark Frost, The Chronicle