JOE GIACOBELLO REVIEWS About Joe • Acting Resume • Head Shot • Photo Gallery "The acting is inspired...over the top, to be sure, melodramatic and even crossing blessedly into camp at moments." In Pittsburgh ("Mr. G." – PCTV) "His goal of taking the audience unaware in each new scene has definitely been fulfilled thus far." In Pittsburgh ("Mr. G." – PCTV) "Giacobello has a funny, understated sense of humor." Erie Daily Times ("Mr. G." – PCTV) "Giacobello's style helps to quicken the pace of the production and adds some much-needed humor to the proceedings." Erie Daily Times ("The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial" – Erie Playhouse) "Joe Giacobello does an admirable job as George, bringing a wide-eyed youthful exuberance to the character. Giacobello plays the comedy especially well." Erie Daily Times ("Our Town" – Erie Playhouse) "McClelland and Giacobello work well together and may remind you at times of an R-rated Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton. Their banter is humorous and often ironic, and always seems honest and natural to their characters." Erie Daily Times ("Buck Fever" – The Roadhouse Theatre) "Joe Giacobello creates a lot of laughs with the role of Banjo, a comedian with more than a passing resemblance to Groucho Marx." Erie Daily Times ("The Man Who Came to Dinner" – The Roadhouse Theatre) "Joe Giacobello rounds out the cast as a star-struck bellhop with several funny bits of slapstick that keep the rolls of laughter coming." Erie Daily Times ("Lend Me A Tenor" – Erie Playhouse) Jump to Top