“…impressive are Zeller’s two amusing turns, as separate villainous characters.” –BackStage West “Sam Zeller makes for a perfect tough guy gangster as Bugs Moran.” –StageSceneLA.com

“Sam Zeller is cast straight out of the animated film as Belle’s boastful suitor, Gaston. Although he’s the “villain” of the show, the audience guffaws and snorts at his strutting strolls, muscle-man poses, conceited “mugs” and big, booming voice. The word “ham” was coined for this actor, and the crowd loves every minute of it.”

“Sam Zeller’s ‘ambisextrous’ Jackie is sublime…a high powered talent” — Daily Variety “Sam Zeller is debonair and stellar.” — The Hollywood Reporter

“The character of Che, embodied by Sam Zeller, is the unquestioned zenith of this production. A performer of remarkable presence and talent, he has made this his show without ever stealing it. He never overpowers his fellow performers, but challenges them to reach to his level—which they almost always do.” “It is a rare actor

“As is often the case with the bad guy, Sam Zeller’s pompous Captain Hook virtually steals the show (which is no mean feat considering the overall high quality offered across the board). Resplendent in frilly lace, blood-red vest, and long dark curls, Zeller need only walk on stage to electrify it. His first entrance as

“As the physically attractive but repugnant hate-mongering sheriff Owen Musser, Sam Zeller vividly portrays him with a remarkable turnabout from his romantic clean cut Curley in Oklahoma!” “The very physical, golden-haired Zeller, is cast in both shows, jumping from loud-mouthed redneck (The Foreigner), to warbling those great songs…as hero cowhand. But to his credit, you

“It’s fun to watch Sam Zeller’s big, brawny Sir Lionel being wrapped around Guenevere’s little finger…” — Los Angeles Times “Zeller’s strong physique and voice are splendid…” — Los Angeles Times “Sam Zeller is adorable, irresistible…” — Orange County Register