Did you Catch Jack in the News?

​​For "The Self-Tape"

"Utrata accounted himself a good actor and a clever filmmaker interspersing cuts in the middle of lines and movement to create the same frenetic feel that must be going on in the nervous actor’s head. The dialogue – while built for the schtick almost exclusively – found ways of putting a plot of a long-suffering lover helping through yet-another audition. Ironically, the disastrous audition video this actor made turned out to be a really excellent one for Utrata."
               (Indie Pictures Blog, Natasha Dawsen)

​For "The Dog in the Dressing Room:

"Jack Utrata is the handsome, goofy, fun-loving boy next door. A cross between Andrew Rannells, Seth                      MacFarlane and James Marsden. Jack's credits include TV/Film, international and national theatre including Chase/Jake in Nickelodeon's national tour of Paw Patrol Live! Race to the Rescue!

​For "Paw Patrol Live"

"Jack Utrata, who plays Chase and Jake, recently chatted with BroadwayWorld about his experiences in the show,              the intricate puppetry work that is unlike anything he's done, and why he loves working with kids. Check out the                 full interview below!"

For "Like Money in the Bank"

"Jack Utrata also performed a triple dose of chameleon characters. He is an astounding physical theatre performer       
able to invigorate the space with enormous energy and inspired characterization."
              (NY-Theatre Guide, Jacquelyn Claire)

"Jack Utrata, tackling characters including a neurotic bank teller, a salty yet sweet baker, and a zippy factory   
 employee, Utrata proved his worth as a character actor. Utrata brought an unmatched energy to the stage that     
 allowed him to be the standout of the show. "
               (Theater in the Now, Michael Block)

For "July House"

"The standout actor in the company was Jack Utrata as Paul... Utrata was a natural on stage, bringing quick wit and              charm..."
               (Theater in the Now, Michael Block)

For "Recent Tragic Events"

            'Local Stars in "Recent Tragic Events," bold new play at CAST.'
             (South Charlotte Weekly, Dee Grano)

            "[CAST] newcomers Byland and Utrata do well with their characters’ reactions..."
            (The Charlotte Observer, Lawrence Toppman)

            "The romantic drama is in fine hands with Elizabeth Byland and Jack Utrata as Waverly and Andrew."
             (Creative Loafing, Perry Tannenbaum)