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Constellations

"Caitlin Clouthier astonishes as Marianne, sweet, funny and smart..."

Constellations

"Although unfamiliar in its form, it soon becomes impossible to look away, especially as the characters rapidly change position under the darkening light of the stage to perform their next reality. This play might just be the reason why we as individuals should return our focus to the stage.

... if we allow ourselves to follow these strangers into the forest of unexplained thought, we might emerge with a map, showing footpaths into the unexplored realms of the heart and mind."

-Yesterday's Island Today Nantucket

Baskerville

2017 Berkshire On Stage Critics Pick for

Favorite Supporting Actress in a Play:

 "A stand-out in an outstanding trio of supporting actors, Clouthier had me rolling in the aisles and gasping at her ability to change clothes, accents, and characters in the blink of an eye."

- Gail Burns 

 

Baskerville- With Liz Wisan as Sherlock Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Barrymore- Baskerville
Baskerville

"Even so, the funniest of the trio, as Actress 1, is Caitlin Clouthier. Mrs. Barrymore in her hands, body, and voice is a truly outrageous character whose every reappearance creates gales of laughter. Her romantic Beryl Stapleton is a woman who speaks in syllables rather than words and often interjects enough additional ones to almost be creating her own, though still identifiable, language. She plays vamps, nurses, one of the Baker Street Irregular boys who cracks up every time he hears the word "Bosom". Clouthier is one of the brightest comic lights."

-Berkshire Bright Focus

"Played a myriad of characters skillfully and hilariously." -Times Argus

"Finally, I reserve mention of Owen and Clouthier for the end. These two talented thespians played more supporting roles than were possible to count. Often the did so with a turn of the back and change of a hat or scarf, then right back again. They went off into the wings in one costume, only to reappear 30 seconds later in an another, with a totally different shtick. Any actor will tell you that's a tremendously difficult trick to pull off, but they did it. I found myself leaning forward in my seat each time they left the stage in anticipation of their next entrance." -Bennington Banner

The Norman Conquests Trilogy

"Caitlin Clouthier delivers a virtuoso comic performance as Sarah" - The Rutland Herald

"Here we see the results of playing with fire when a strong woman takes on that task. It is a lovely performance." -Berkshire Bright Focus

"Sarah is controlling and difficult as played by Caitlin Clouthier. She conceives as her personal roost any room she occupies. She takes over each situation with a personal authority that Clouthier works with an obvious relish that splashes as she smashes down to earth, unsuccessful in her attempts to create order out of the natural chaos around her. Her strong serious playing is all the funnier for her utter reality." -The Berkshire Edge

Sarah
The Norman Conquests cast photo

"Sarah is so high-strung that her anxiety is audible, and Caitlin Clouthier shines in the role. When Reg yells at her, Clouthier takes all the time in the world to heave a sigh, rest a hand on the chair in front of her, inch her shoulder still closer to her ear and tap one finger as she marshals the resolve necessary to tell him, in the lowest of voices, never to speak to her that way. She's a master of the comic beat." - Seven Days VT

Publicity featurette of Table Manners

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