'THE SEEDING' directed by Barnaby Clay
(Tribeca Film Festival Official Selection)
(Tribeca Film Festival Official Selection)
'GOLDEN BOY' by Clifford Odets,
directed by Aaron Latham and Graydon Gund, NYC
"Alex Montaldo is a feisty Joe Bonaparte, spunky and heedless of the wise advice his Italian immigrant father (Ron Shetler) gives him. Montaldo gives Joe an innocence that is both starry-eyed and street-wise". ****
Paulanne Simmons, Theater Life
"Alex Montaldo is small in stature and large in spunk. He is the little train that could. He just isn’t sure whom he wants to be. One moment Music is his protector to life and the war, the next; boxing is his life. He is a walking and talking oxymoron. THE GOLDEN BOY SHOULDERS MAN SIZE DRAMA AND WE ARE THE BETTER FOR IT. It is a masterful epic drama that will touch your heart".
Reginald Jackson, Club Social, NY
Reginald Jackson, Club Social, NY
"Alex Montaldo has the boyish intensity needed to pull off this difficult role. He has to stand up to his beloved father, sweep a hard-boiled dame off her feet and prove to himself that he has what it takes to succeed".
Eva Heinman, Hi!Drama
Eva Heinman, Hi!Drama
"Alex Montaldo has a strong, impassioned presence, and he is well matched with Kathleen Simmonds – the scenes between the two of them are the sharpest in the production".
Virginia Jimenez, Times Square Chronicles
Virginia Jimenez, Times Square Chronicles
'ORPHANS' by Lyle Kessler, directed by Aaron Latham, NYC
"Alex Montaldo’s performance is transcendent. He plays Philip perfectly, combining a childlike innocence with an irrepressible urge to experience the world beyond the narrow confines of his life with Treat. He persuades us to suspend our disbelief, to believe in him and to sympathize with his struggle to escape Treat’s violence and dominance".
David Greene, RG Magazine
David Greene, RG Magazine
"... The cast works with impeccable synergy.
Montaldo leaps and cringes with great acrobatic grace...
Orphans is a much needed reminder that good theater needs only an intriguing script, skilled direction and a talented cast". ****
Paulanne Simmons, Theater Life
'GOLDEN BOY' by Clifford Odets, directed by Aaron Latham,NYC
" Alex Montaldo, the actor who is Joe Bonaparte is brilliant"...
Marie Brenner (Vanity Fair)
Marie Brenner (Vanity Fair)
"... Joe (Alex Montaldo), heartbreakingly talented , was just splendid in his power, energy, and fitness for the role..."
Linda Fairstein
(New York Times Best Selling Author).
Linda Fairstein
(New York Times Best Selling Author).
'SPLIT SCREEN' by Monique Witt,NYC
"Kit’s charismatic and outspoken qualities are solely additions to his bold character; all of which Alex Montaldo does a great job displaying".
RG Magazine
RG Magazine
'Orphans' by Lyle Kessler, directed by Aaron Latham. Review
'Orphans' by Lyle Kessler, directed by Aaron Latham. Review
'Philanthropy Meets Performing Arts'
by Karynne Summars
by Karynne Summars
'Great Theater for a great cause'
by Liz Smith
by Liz Smith
Golden Boy Fights Parkinson’s, By: Paulanne Simmons
NYers of the Week: Alex Montaldo, Roberta Marongiu Coach New Yorkers in Personal Bouts with Parkinson's
Fight to the finish: 'Boxing play tries to take Parkinson’s down'
Fight to the finish: 'Boxing play tries to take Parkinson’s down'
CBS Lesley Stahl interviews Alex Montaldo about his non-profit for Parkinson's patients