Los Angeles Times 
“AN INTERGENERATIONAL IMMIGRANT TALE PERFORMED AS A META–THEATRICAL ROMP… sweet and unabashedly sentimental… An increasingly vulnerable group in today’s America is brought into poignant emotional focus through the story of a boy and his loving grandmother.” — Charles McNulty, Los Angeles Times

Broadway World 
“HONEST AND LOVING… will get you moving to the groove while sitting in your seat… examines the moments that move us to create a place called ‘home.’” — Shari Barrett, Broadway World

On Stage Los Angeles 
“CHARMING… A TOUR-DE-FORCE… The BQ energy never falters… a special show. Go.” — Michael Sheehan, On Stage Los Angeles

Larchmont Buzz 
“NUANCED AND DEEPLY FELT… EXUBERAN[T]… Navarro performs with the energy of a seven-year-old and the depth of an adult… thought-provoking excellence.” — Laura Foti Cohen Larchmont Buzz

Splash Magazines 
“CHARMING… music, dance, and witty commentary… gentle and loving.” — Elaine Mura, Splash Magazines

The Nerds of Color
”HILARIOUS AND DEEPLY MOVING… a tour-de-force performance… such stories need to be amplified now more than ever.” — Edward Hong, The Nerds of Color

Stage Scene LA 
“PUPPETRY AND PANACHE… Gerardo Navarro gives a charismatic, moving, star-making performance… imaginative direction. “ — Steven Stanley, Stage Scene LA

It’s Not About Me 
“TOTALLY ENTERTAINING… [a] tour-de-force performance… heartwarming… I loved it all.” — Karen Salkin, It’s Not About Me

Hispanic LA
“MEMORIA, MUSICA Y UN HOMENAJE A LA EXPERIEMCA INMIGRANTE… Lo más atractivo es la vitalidad. Canciones, bailes y estallidos de comedia que generan un clima inmediato que atrapa al espectador. … un importante aporte a la memoria.” — Nestor Fantini, Hispanic LA

“MEMORY, MUSIC AND A TRIBUTE TO THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE… The most compelling aspect is the liveliness. Songs, dances, and bursts of comedy create an immediate atmosphere that captivates the viewer… an important contribution to memory.” — Nestor Fantini, Hispanic LA