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Armando Gutierrez

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Armando Gutierrez

"And then there’s Armando Gutierrez, who also plays multiple roles but whose turn as a ship captain off to find glory in war should be canonized. Like much of what happens in this play, it’s difficult to put into words what Gutierrez does in his brief but memorable role." 
- Joel Beers | Stage Raw L.A.

“The comedic standout of the group creating characters with quirky mannerisms and cartoon-like facial expressions. His Grand Ole Opry performance had the audience roaring with laughter with each enunciated word.” 
- Sam Desmond | Broadway World

"Playing the heavy, Fred Schultz, was Armando Gutierrez, who oiled his way around the stage as any sleazy and manipulative police officer might do. At times charming, but always on his game, Gutierrez made his Milwaukee Rep debut memorable as he made Laurie’s life a hot mess on stage. The scenes where he displayed his disco moves were both hilarious and enchanting." 
- Alan Smason | WYES-TV

"He really gets the audience moving and singing along, bringing them to their feet, especially as Gutierrez encourages their participation on “La Bamba.” 
- Kay Kipling | Sarasota Magazine

And then there is Armando Gutierrez as Snoopy. He’s cheeky and churlish and enormous fun. One moment, he’s clambering atop his oversized doghouse, imagining himself a World War I fighter pilot, the next he’s Joe Cool, slithering around the stage like a 1950s bad boy leaning out his muscle car window. 
- David Lyman | Cincinnati Enquirer

Since we’ve got Little Red, we have to have a wolf, right? Here it’s the lanky Lupo. Triple threat Armando Gutierrez shines as this misunderstood bad guy who’s really not that bad. He charms his way into everyone’s hearts, onstage and off. 
- DelCo Culture Vulture

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