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The Little Prince
New York Times –“…and Natascia Diaz playing some of the allegorical figures the Little Prince meets on his journey, lends the show delightful moments of playfulness.”
Stages –“…but the real find of the evening is Natascia Diaz, who plays the ever more demanding clinging Rose and the sinuously sexy snake.”
New York Post –“The best moments are between Eagan and Natascia Diaz, who glistens as the lovely but overly demanding Rose. They share a witty duet and than Diaz sings a heartbreaking “I Love You Good Bye”. Diaz also makes a seductive snake in a sensual dance she and Julia Klein have choreographed.”
New York Law Journal –“The multi talented Natascia Diaz is awesome as she arrives en pinte with tiara and tutu, in red satin petals as a brand new Rose. Her charming duet with the Prince (“What a Beautiful”) offers the child pleasing moments for which the show was intended. However the flower soon becomes jealous and possessive and entirely narcissistic, resulting the in the haunting “I Love You Goodbye” ballad sung by Rose in crystalline tones. When Ms. Diaz appears later as the sinuous Graham-esque Snake, her talent abounds. ”
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