"create(s) an almost “overheard” dynamic that let’s us access [characters'] lives in ways that leave room for us to imagine ourselves in those lives."
Andy Horowitz
Culturebot.org

"...bleakly funny and elegiac..."
David Cote
Time Out New York

2005 - WHAT YOU'VE DONE

"[A] sometimes mysterious, sometimes hilarious, always intimate tale...The play's action is heightened as the reality outside (and inside) becomes the show's reality."
Steven Devadanam
Houston Press, What You've Done

2002 - DESK

"His story is personal, authentic and idiosyncratic...Landsman's carefully maintained equanimity spotlights the strange combination of ironic distance and irrational hopefulness of the dot com employee."
Jason Zinoman
Time Out New York, Desk

"Landsman's laconic style makes him an engaging guide, and he handily takes on other personas as needed."
Francine Russo
The Village Voice

WRECKAGE

"Brilliant...Witty, insightful, and genuinely poignant...one of the year’s ten best."
Lisa Jo Sagallo
Backstage Magazine

"[wreckage is] a disarming, two-man clown show for, among others, people whose favorite words in entertainment may not necessarily be "two-man clown show."
Michael Phillips
St. Paul Pioneer Press