“Theatre for a New Audience has on its hands its best production in years with The Servant of Two Masters, a much-welcomed commedia salve for the trauma of November 8. The entire cast is terrific.
Eugene Ma, playing Silvio, an airheaded lover caught up in Beatrice’s cross-dressing schemes, shuffles on and off the stage with the blinking gape of a lost cow.”

“Eugene Ma is fabulous as the earnest, cuckolded fisherman Tao, whose comic travails make up much of the Peach Blossom tale. ”

“Lai’s most famous work Secret Love In Peach Blossom Land may be the most popular contemporary play in China.”

“Eugene Ma as the enraged, befuddled fisherman is simply hilarious and an extremely gifted physical presence.”

“The best Chinese language playwright and director in the world”

“Many consider him the greatest Chinese playwright of our generation, ranking with Cao Yu and Lao She who were in their prime in the first half of the 20th century.”

“As good as any production I’ve ever seen of the greatest of all the golden-age musicals.”

“There are a couple of pleasing cameos, including Eugene Ma as the wary landlord who won’t take Nathan’s marker.”

“A perfect staging of this perfect musical.”

“If there’s anything that makes Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s take on Guys And Dolls stand head-and-shoulders above lesser Loesser revivals, it is the production’s Broadway-caliber cast, whose takes on characters we’ve seen again and again make us feel we are meeting them for the first time.”

“This take on The Accidental Death of an Anarchist is as breezy, uproarious, and meaningful as a political satire can be. David Mamet, take a lesson.”

“Eugene Ma absolutely steals the show as a pair of virtually identical constables, gaping and whimpering like a toddler. Pretty much every time he does anything, it’s hysterical.”

“To equal the frantic physical-comedy standard set by the sweet-voiced Eugene Ma (as a couple of constables) is no mean feat.”

“Eugene Ma’s Constables should get a permanent gig in some comedy troupe somewhere.”