New York Times - April 26, 2005 (Three Musketeers) - "The best thing about the journey is that they encounter Nalina Mann, a lovely actress with a great singing voice who plays Constance, D'Artagnan's love interest."

 

Stage Buddy.com - August 16, 2021 (Alma Baya) - "This makes the Stranger, played brilliantly by Nalina Mann, the tempting serpent. And she fits the bill. Enigmatic up to the end, Mann's Stranger is a wild card in the play: bold, questioning, almost seductive without trying to be..."

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HiLo Brow.com - August 24, 2021 (Alma Baya) - "Nalina Mann is an astonishing presence as the Stranger, her performance a feral ballet of protective crouches, striding confidence and abject collapse; the natural, ungoverned world the other pod-dwellers fear, personified."

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NYTheatre.com - May 15, 2009 (It Pays to Advertise) - "Nalina Mann as La Comtesse gives a performance that feels flawless.."

 

New Theater Corps - May 2009  (It Pays to Advertise)- "Spending the first half of the play speaking only French, The Comtesse de Beaurien (Nalina Mann) comes on the scene to strike an international investment deal in the soap industry. During her dealings she upstages all others with her ringer performance... her elegant sex appeal and hard-boiled street smarts makes it an enjoyable effort to watch. In addition, her delicious 1930s slang adds a little film noir to this overall the screwball production.

 

Theater Scene - May 2009 - (It Pays to Advertise) "Nalina Mann is delightful as a phony countess with a terrific French accent ..."