Reviews from recent productions:
The 39 Steps
The 39 Steps, directed by Maria Aitken, is currently running Off-Broadway at New World Stages.
"As the show’s assorted heroines, Ms. MacCluggage finds the aggression factor in both femme fatality and icy virginity." - Ben Brantley, The New York Times
"Kate MacCluggage (love that name!) is equally as engaging as she slips in and out of the three characters she plays. She is an ingénue with chutzpah. Damsel in distress, undercover spy, forlorn wife with a little larceny up her sleeve. She handles all three tasks with such skill that it is only the program that assures you it is the same person." - Carol Rosegg, NewYorkTheatreGuide.com
"Kate MacCluggage is suitably demure, crazed or dead." - Jonathan Mandell, The Faster Times
"Everyone attached to the show is clearly having a great time. Behlmann and MacCluggage share perfect timing as well [as] cute chemistry," -Doug Strassler, Show Business Weekly
THREE SISTERS
The Assembly Theater's Three Sisters, directed by Jess Chayes ran January 21st-30th, 2010 at The Red Room, 85 East 4th St., NYC
"The three sisters are really nicely cast, in their contrast of character. Olga, played by Kate MacCluggage, is poised, strong-willed, and nurturing. " - Shelley Molad, nytheatre.com
"The cast carries the dramatic, classical dialogue very well. Kate MacCluggage equally charges the stage with matronly tenderness and a stern brow, as the head mistress and eldest sister, Olga." - Jennifer Rathbone, examiner.com
"The cast is an enjoyable ensemble to watch. Particularly MacCluggage, who is collected with a quiet sense of regret as Olga." - Le- Anne Garland, Theater Is Easy