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"...and Errol Sitahal nearly steals the show as a pompous politician
who gradually learns the truth."
"(**** out of *****)"
- Glenn Sumi
NOW Toronto Online Edition
"[Errol] Sitahal's Singh was the most multi-faceted theatrical portrayal
of an Indian Trini man I have yet seen on stage (and we haven't seen many). His rendition of 'God and Rum' is not to be missed..."
- Joanne Johnson
Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators - Caribbean
Date when accessed: April 22, 2006
The Brand New Lucky Diamond Horseshoe Club
"Errol Sitahal and Conrad Parris got my vote for outstanding performances.
The Brand new Lucky Diamond Club is one I would like to see again so that I can hear again all that I missed out
on first time around."
"[Best character was] Indian manservant who almost never spoke ...
Powerful eyes."
....
"The Indian manservant who almost never spoke and whose name
I did not catch was extremely effective. Powerful eyes. [Years after I wrote this review, I found out that the actor's name
is Errol Sitahal. I wish more directors would cast him in their films. His eyes alone should be enough to convince casting
agents that he's their man.]"
"Rating: FRESH 2.5 / 4"
A Little Princess
"And finally, with the aid of Ram Dass, a mysterious, kindly Indian gentleman
(played with dignity by Errol Sitahal), she is reunited with her father..."
"(EVALUATION ***)"
"...Alison Sealy-Smith and Errol Sitahal make an impassioned and sexy couple..."
(*** out of *****)
- Jon Kaplan
NOW Toronto Online Edition
Date when accessed: April 27, 2006
"Cliche-in-chief is the philsopher-king (given stately grace and
gravity by Errol Sitahal). His are the play's lyrical flourishes, essaylets on true love and art and innocence.
His also are the concubines restrained, the responsibilities shirked, the fatal consequences misunderstood. He can romanticize
suicide; solitude allows him 'at last to form a world without contradiction.' "
"SUN RATING: 3 OUT OF 5"
- Wilder Penfield III
Toronto Sun review, posted to Canoe Jam! Theatre Reviews
Date when accessed: August 2, 2004
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