PRESS AND PODCASTS
WNYC “All of It” interview with Corey Stoll on doing Macbeth together:
https://www.wnyc.org/story/husband-and-wife-duo-tackle-macbeth/
Podcast: love(d) / that’s what she said:
“Actor & writer nadia bowers joins us for a deeply candid and generous episode: her intensely close relationship with her sister sasha, losing her to an opioid overdose 7 years ago, and how she has navigated being in relationship with sasha since her death.”
https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/love-d-nadia-bowers-sasha/id1105391843?i=1000571295158
*Interview with Broadway Box. Playing Ella in LIFE SUCKS with Wheelhouse Theater Company:
https://www.broadwaybox.com/daily-scoop/introduce-yourselfie-life-sucks-star-nadia-bowers/
*Check out filmmaker Dan Poliner's RIGHT FOOT LEFT FOOT PODCAST
Nadia talks about her creative journey and how understudying a Broadway show "feels like having casual sex with someone you're secretly in love with."
http://danielpoliner.com/right-foot-left-foot-podcast/
REVIEWS
ROMANIA, KISS ME!- 59 E. 59th St:"The subject of class is never far from the surface. Leo (Chris De Oni in a hammy performance) boasts of being an engineer when Chichi (the superb Nadia Bowers) corrects him: “Yeah, painting houses, fixing roofs.”- NY Times
SIDEWAYS- La Jolla Playhouse:
"Nadia Bowers lends texture and dignity to this single woman... Bowers has just the right vulnerability and maturity for Maya, who recognizes in Miles a fellow bookish soul still smarting from a botched marriage."- LA TIMES
"Jack doesn’t need to be shown much; he leaps into an all-out fling with the winery worker Terra and helps arrange for the recently divorced Miles to get closer with Maya (an earthy and engaging Nadia Bowers), a waitress whom he’d bonded with earlier."- UT San Diego
"Bowers is soft, sweet, appealing and funny especially when she talks about her rich, now ex husband and how she split the property when she left him."- SD ExaminerCOLLAPSE- City Center, The Women's Project:
"Nadia Bowers as Susan has an enlivening sense of comedic timing. In appearance and stage energy she reminded me of Teri Garr in the prime of her career." - CHARGED.fm
"Nadia Bowers is often hilarious as the narcissistic Susan, whose shifty means of procuring a free plane ride to Minneapolis will soon spell trouble for her sister and brother-in-law. Bowers spouts Susan's kooky, New Age-y convictions with ditzy aplomb, as when Susan justifies her invasion of her sister's home by calmly stating, 'I'm opening myself up to the universal flow.'"- AP
CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION- Huntington Theater:
"As Theresa, Bowers delivers a finely etched portrait of a woman whose power over men is not matched by a corresponding self-confidence."- Boston Globe
"Bowers beautifully handles the challenges of her character who believes herself to be open and unfettered, yet carries her secrets and pain not far below the surface."- Talkinbroadway.com
TARTUFFE- Westport Country Playhouse:
"Kudisch is never funnier than in the set-piece where, to prove her contention that Tartuffe isn't what he claims to be, Elmire (Nadia Bowers), wife to the bamboozled Orgon (Mark Nelson), entices Tartuffe into seducing her on a table under which her husband is listening in. For sure, the scene wouldn't be as hilarious if Bowers did not match Kudisch rhymed couplet for rhymed couplet in comic aplomb."- Theatermania
DOG AND WOLF- 59 E. 59th St:
"Nadia Bowers makes Jasmina a beguiling, irreverent young Bosnian chain-smoker. "- NY Times
"Bowers in particular is a clear and present performer. She knows her craft and is willing to push the envelope because she is secure in her place on the stage. I look forward to seeing much, much more of her and couldn’t help but wish that someone would cast her in a play with Nina Arianda who is appearing in Venus in Fur at Classic Stage. THAT would be something to see."- NY Theatre Guide
JULIUS CAESAR- Shakespeare in the Park, Public Theater:
"In such a context, it's only the very smallest roles that sometimes escape the directorial push for clamor; you have to scrape to find virtues here... the mix of lucidity and panic in Nadia Bowers's Artemidorus—maybe 12 bearable minutes, all told, out of two hours plus."- Village Voice
Praise for ORIGINAL SOLO SHOW: IN YOUR SHOES, a one-woman, mulit-character mystery- NYC International Fringe Festival:
http://www.nytheatre.com/Show/Review/2003078