"New York University's Tisch School of the Arts (TSOA) annual Gala Benefit on Monday, December 4, 2006 at Broadway's St. James Theatre.  Hosted by Billy Crystal '70, the evening honored TSOA alumni Felicity Huffman '88, Tony Kushner '84, and George C. Wolfe '84.  Other celebrated alumni who appeared were:...Billy Crudup...Marcia Gay Harden...Jesse L.Martin...Abigail Rose Solomon, and Victor Williams, among others."
         -BROADWAY WORLD.COM

PROOF  extended at Macha Theatre, West Hollywood

"[Director] De Santos has reined in her performers to a fitting emotional spareness, a bracing naturalism embraced by her able cast."
      --- LOS ANGELES TIMES

PROOF The Odyssey Theatre, West Los Angeles

"This adaptation of "Proof" is beautifully cast... Abigail Rose Solomon depicts the character of Catherine with grace, delicacy and fearlessness....One of the most spectacular experiences of this show is observing the dynamic relationships between the characters in such detail and complexity."
       --- CAMPUS CIRCLE

"An effective and affecting Abigail Rose Solomon....Solomon...is lovely"
        --- BACK STAGE WEST

"A strong cast takes us on an in-depth journey of the mind and heart...Abigail Rose Solomon gives a captivating performance as Catherine. Capable of great range and dimension, I believed, and felt her plight. Greg Mullavey, as her gifted father...is fearlessly flawless, and the scenes shared between the two are theatrical magic!"
       --- TOLUCAN TIMES

"A splendid, deeply affecting Abigail Rose Solomon...Solomon is the lovely waif in dubious charge of the situation, feeling but unsentimental, down-to-earth when she needs to be, but pulsatingly sad at soul's level, demanding not pity but understanding."
        --- PARK LA BREA NEWS/BEVERLY PRESS

"Abigail Rose Solomon, in the lead role of the gifted mathematician’s younger daughter, Catherine, holds the stage throughout most of the show, and offers a solid performance as a young girl and maturing woman who suffers more than the usual doubt and angst as she struggles to find her place in the world....What really makes it worthwhile as an evening’s entertainment is the company’s deft handling of the author’s sparkling dialogue, which reveals a storm of emotions and a whirlwind of conflicting desires within each of the four characters....Ms. Solomon’s company, Rosalind Productions, aims to produce plays with vital, complex, and influential women characters, and it has certainly hit that target here."
        --- STAGEHAPPENINGS.COM

AS YOU LIKE IT, The Matrix Theatre, Hollywood

"Ebullient cast...Orlando is nicely balanced by Abigail Rose Solomon's breezy, feisty Rosalind, whose hoydenish qualities also contrast nicely with Celia." 
          --- LA TIMES

"As Rosalind, the lovely Abigail Rose Solomon (also co-producer)..."
         ---Madeline Shaner, PARK LABREA NEWS/BEVERLY PRESS

"Superb...Daring...Stunning."
          --- THE TOLUCAN TIMES

"Hugely talently performers...LA stage royalty."
          --- BACKSTAGE WEST
 

"STAGES is a comedic, touching play... Abigail Rose Solomon, plays the lead character that she created...with great verve and wit...This play is enjoyable, fast-paced, funny...It's a moving story because Solomon's emotionally charged performance is so effective at bringing us into her world and causing us to share her feelings."
               ---METRO LA/NOHO LA
 
"The dialogue is well-crafted... The work is aided by naturalistic performances."
               ---BACK STAGE WEST

"Excellent acting...The actors do a great job developing their characters...Author Solomon...is great at depicting woman conflicted between a career and a relationship...It's a fun show."
               ---REVIEWPLAYS.COM

"They say that some friendships can survive almost anything and Abigail Rose Solomon's Stages...certainly illustrates that point on a number of levels."
               --- THE TOLUCAN TIMES/ CANYON CRIER

NYPD BLUE, ABC

“Your good work and spirit were greatly appreciated by all of us involved in producing NYPD BLUE. . . . We look forward to working with you again.”
     - Steven Bochco & Mark Tinker

THE THIN LINE, One Woman Show

"Thank you for your generosity of spirit"
     -Camryn Manheim

BOOKS & BEANS, short film for Adobe Systems

“Thank you for your fantastic work on this project”
     - Manuel Freedman, ASCI Advertising & Publishing

THE COUNTRY CLUB, Ensemble Theatre Company of Santa Barbara

“Hilarious. . .Compelling. . .Fresh-faced”         
     - The Santa Barbara Independent

ALMOST ASLEEP by Julie Hebert,  45th Street Theatre

“Collaborates seamlessly. . .  exudes a deeper quality- a quality of soul, of strength”         
     - Back Stage

THE LADY FROM THE SEA, Berkeley Repertory Theatre

“Appealing performances by … Abigail Rose Solomon. . . . The young Hilde here is a feisty imp in Solomon’s cheeky performance.”    
     - San Francisco Chronicle

“A wickedly funny turn by. . . Abigail Rose Solomon”
     - The Sacramento Bee Final

“Abigail Rose Solomon is a freckled, fresh, round-faced coltish Hilde"
     - San Jose Mercury News

“A fine cast: Abigail Rose Solomon as a petulant stepdaughter”
     - The Modesto Bee

“Hilde, sassily played by Abigail Rose Solomon, twits the male egos with a high spirit”
     - El Cerrito Journal

“Plenty of humor, mostly provided by Hilde. . . played by Abigail Rose Solomon. . . Solomon is particularly convincing”
     – Diablo Valley Inquirer