"Jon Mullich is one of the best 'Richards' we have seen, teetering a tight line between portraying madness, histrionics and unbridled ambition. It takes a studied actor to show the human side of Richard without giving in to the buffoonery of his folly and Mullich owns the character both body and soul."
reviewplays.com
"Mullich’s Richard is a guy you love to hate, and hate to love (well, like anyway): glib, charming and murderously ambitious. Mullich’s infuses the role with the requisite edge of poisonous malevolence, but also spices it with a strangely appealing element of sadistic humor that is blended to good effect."
stageraw.com
"Jon Mullich exudes charisma and confidence as the Mephistophelian Richard, and as an audience member, the pleasure he derives from successfully carrying out his schemes is infectious. It’s in the second half of the play that this multi-layered villain truly comes to life. Gloating over his prowess as a master manipulator in the first half, Richard’s subsequent unraveling in the second is as fascinating as it is enjoyable to watch. Mullich injects a vulnerability and pathos into Richard, which shines during his final monologue. Becoming increasingly unhinged, it’s difficult not to sympathize with Richard as he realizes that his villainous ways have left him isolated and beyond redemption...Mullich’s dynamic and intriguing performance is worth the price of admission alone."
"Jon Mullich is one of the best 'Richards' we have seen, teetering a tight line between portraying madness, histrionics and unbridled ambition. It takes a studied actor to show the human side of Richard without giving in to the buffoonery of his folly and Mullich owns the character both body and soul."
