| "No one quite ranks with Lyman as a narrator. As an authoritative off-camera voice, the man's a rocket,
an audio auteur. No telling the number of documentaries I've watched while thinking how much better they
would be were Lyman the narrator. He and his tubes are that good, his sense of pitch and instinct for the
moment flawless. Not one misplaced vibrato. TV's finest narrator.” |
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“... the extraordinary Will Lyman, a master at finding humanity in characters who could easily be dismissed as two-dimensional.” |
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DollHouse :: Terry Byrne, Boston Globe |
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“Exits and Entrances ... features a gem of a performance by Will Lyman as an aging actor confronting the
dimming of his professional light ...” |
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Exits and Entrances :: Ed Siegel, The Boston Phoenix |
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| "... it's Will Lyman's performance in the central role of Carpenter that will leave the audience raving. Full of subtlety, he conveys the character's stubbornness with some perfectly delivered dry humour while also making his vulnerability apparent. I doubt I'll see a better performance at the Fringe, and several other audience members were similarly impressed." |
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| "Will Lyman provides the right note of ironic wit, even as the plot gets darker." |
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Little Children :: Peter Travers, Rolling Stone |
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| Entertainment Weekly magazine recognized Will in a review of the film Little Children. |
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| "Lyman's charismatic and troubling Trumpleman ..." |
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KIng of the Jews :: Louise Kennedy, Boston Globe |
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| "A luminous and wrenching production." |
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KIng of the Jews :: Liza Weisstuch, The Boston Phoenix |
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| The July issue of the Improper Bostonian listed their picks of "Boston's Best 2007" and honored Will as "Best Local Actor." |
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| “Lyman’s transformation from confident king to Nixonian cover-upper is a model piece of acting.” |
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Commonwealth Shakespeare’s Hamlet :: Boston Globe |
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| “The excellent Will Lyman ... conveys the intense, almost savage energy of a man recovering from
emotional frostbite to confront old pain and new vulnerability." |
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