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RECENT PRODUCTIONS
PRESS
WAITRESS | THE MUNY
“Patricia Jewel is a comedic gem in her turn as Dr. Pomatter’s nurse Norma. She takes a few dozen lines, flings innuendo, hurls accusations about infidelity, and exits to uproarious laughter. Her presence creates a memorable Nurse Norma.”
-Broadway World St.Louis
“Patricia Jewel deliciously delivers her humorous lines as Pomatter’s perceptive nurse.”
- Ladue News
TARZAN
“As Kala, Ms. Jewel’s warm but no-nonsense persona dominates the action. Her rendition of “You’ll Be in My Heart” makes the most of this beautiful song.” - San Diego Story
“Patrica Jewel who is returning to Moonlight for Tarzan, plays Kala with a wonderful vocal contribution that is beautifully witnessed live”
- North County Daily Star
“The chemistry between Patricia Jewel and Jad Marrewa as well as with Nathanie Doloquist, is palpable, giving touching moments full of tender love.” - Another Zero
THE BODYGUARD
“Patricia Jewel shines in this role! When she opens her mouth to sing it is unforgettable. It actually made the hair on my arm stand up!”
- The Village News
“The powerhouse vocals of Daebreon Poiema as Rachel Marron and Patricia Jewel as her sister, Nicki Marron, are truly unforgettable, and their duet during “Run to You” was pure magic.”
- Splash Magazine
“Jewel is an expressive vocalist who brings a Sarah Vaughan richness to “Saving All My Love For You.”
- San Diego Tribune
“She is a gifted singer with a powerful voice shown in the bluesy “Saving All My Love for You” and the emotional “All at Once”.
- Vista Press
ONCE ON THIS ISLAND
“Patricia Jewel is a standout singer with a rich, warm voice as Mama Euralie”
- San Diego Tribune
“Patricia Jewel, as Mama Euralie, brought her immense talent to the stage, along with Leo Ebanks as Tonton Julian, two mega-stars.”
- Splash Magazine
HAIR | THE OLD GLOBE
Broadway World San Diego 2021
Best Supporting Performer In A Musical
Patricia Jewel - HAIR - The Old Globe
OLIVERIO: A BRAZILIAN TWIST
“Patricia Jewel’s performance as Iemanja was certainly something special. Each and every entrance on stage was regal and held authority. I felt as if I were really in the presence of a Goddess. I couldn’t think of anyone better to portray such a powerful female lead.”
- Theatre Press
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