Hunter Hoffman

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Reviews

“Hoffman is continuously on stage throughout the production, giving monologues facing the audience that describe his struggles and triumphs, and then turning at pivotal moments to be joined by fellow cast members. Hoffman delivers, realistically portraying Steven’s denials and justifications of his struggle with alcoholism, and his various attempts toward sobriety. But this is not a preachy play; rather it shows this journey with dashes of humor.” Patti Roberts (Sacramento News & Review) on The White Chip at B Street Theatre.

“The fifth actor of the cast is Hunter Hoffman who plays Kenneth’s brother, Henry. He only appears in the first act, but is so incredibly focused and honest in every single moment, I actually missed his presence in the ensuing acts.” Gregory Fletcher (Stage And Cinema) on Love, Love, Love at Studio Theatre.

“Lord Blitheridge’s boots are a hard act to follow, though, particularly since they are filled by the unparalleled Hunter Hoffman. I can’t think of a better actor to inhabit the spirit of a modern-day Fabio, with perfect deadpan delivery and side-splitting physical comedy.” Courtney Symes (BroadwayWorld) on Insertion at B Street Theatre

“We saw understudy Hunter Hoffman, and he slid into the role seemingly effortlessly, oozing charm at every turn.” Nicole Ackman (BroadwayWorld) on Oklahoma! National Tour as Curly at DPAC

“For comic relief… Ali Hakim (expertly played by understudy Hunter Hoffman), the slick, ever on-the-move Persian peddler comically in pursuit of sex but on the run from commitment.” Heidi Wess (WTTW) on Oklahoma! National Tour as Ali Hakim in Chicago (CIBC Theater)

“Understudy Hunter Hoffman was excellent as the misunderstood Jud and this production made me sympathize with him more so than in earlier productions.” Gil Benbrook (Talkin’ Broadway) on Oklahoma! National Tour playing Jud in Tempe (ASU Gammage)