“Fortunately, he has a better than average cast with plenty of lung power, notably Don Stansfield as the neglectful, then jealous husband.”
~ Review from the new musical “Makeover” at the Cuillo Theatre
Hap Erstein – Palm Beach Post
“Don Stansfield is the top vocalist here, his high baritone first apparent as a standout from the ensemble during a spritzy Baby Baby Baby. He also glistens for the duet At Night She Comes Home to Me…”
~ From the Musical “Baby” at the Stage Door Theatre
Jack Zink – Sun Sentinel
“Stansfield is droll as the third Andrews sister in the female trio song “You Could Drive A Person Crazy” and as the sardonically dry husband in a rocky marriage “We’re Gonna Be All Right” from Do I Hear A Waltz…”
~ From the Musical Revue “Side by Side by Sondheim” at the Broward Stage Door Theatre Miami
Bill Hirschman – Florida Theatre Onstage
“Stansfield and Tanner blend terrifically on “Beautiful Girls”, their robust salute to the beauties from Follies, and Stansfield get to do a bit of gender-bending to become the third Andrews “sister” on “You Could Drive A Person Crazy.”
~ From the Musical Revue “Side by Side by Sondheim” at the Broward Stage Door Theatre Miami
Christine Dolen – The Miami Herald
“Don Stansfield is able to show off his comic sensibilities in nonsensical situations, which are crowd pleasers such as his stand-in for what are usually parts sung by women in Gimmick (he was one of the burlesque babes) and in the Andrews Sisters’esque You Could Drive A Person Crazy (Company).
~ From the Musical Revue “Side by Side by Sondheim” at the Broward Stage Door Theatre Miami
Michelle F. Solomon – Miamiartzine