Press

‘Seven Deadly Sins’ Review: Pride and Pole Dancing Behind Glass

“It’s a bold and welcome pick for Pride month, sharply underlining the limits of performative advocacy, especially online.”

Seven Deadly Sins: There’s No Harm In Watching

“extremely affecting…Cody Sloan is terrific as the aphorism-spouting trans influencer Guru.”

Compelling transitions abound in A.R.T.'s BECOMING A MAN

“...doing terrific scene work… Cody Sloan as Nathan, Carl’s longtime confidante…”

Review of "BECOMING A MAN" By P. Carl, American Repertory Theater

“Cody Sloan…is featured marvelously as "Nathan…”

LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! Captures the Zeitgeist

“Cody Sloan takes on the challenging role of the visually-impaired Bobby… Sloan connects with Bobby’s caring persona, his charm, and his fears, inhabiting the young man, warts and all, while maintaining the… physicality to convince us of his blindness.”

LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION!

“...one of the best ensemble casts thus far this year in an exuberant warm revival…Cody Sloan catches Bobby’s unselfconscious nature as well as his courage.”

“Nurse Play” is Strange, Surreal and Satisfying

“Sloan’s spot-on portrayal of the doomed, paranoid Joe struggling to maintain hope, and Wilson’s ferocity as the damaged Nurse give the story real depth. Both effectively capture the nuances of their characters, and… Sloan’s effortless shifts from victim to oppressor are creepy to watch.”

Amadeus

“The strength of the show is the performances by its central characters - Matthew Zahnzinger as Salieri and Cody Sloan as Mozart. Both men are well suited to their roles and provided intelligent and subtle performances.”

Amadeus

“Amadeus is an ‘exceptionally outstanding event… that engages from start to finish, flowing with seamless dialogue.” “Mozart [is] brilliantly played by Cody Sloan…”

Rock Me, Amadeus

“[Sloan] smoothly balances Mozart’s epithet-rich earthiness, his deep caring for his wife Constanze Weber and loner demeanor as his life grows more challenging… [and] sharply catches his child mirth and delight.”

God Trumps Salieri in Moonbox’ Production of “Amadeus”

“Sloan, as Mozart, is so likeable, so cute, so refreshingly in the moment that even when he is being alarmingly irrepressible you can’t help but root for him. His boyish attachment to his Papa, his wife…ultimately, Salieri, is guileless and touching.”