Bolero has previous experience with both Broadway and this award-winning musical: he performed with the New York company as a member of the ensemble and understudy for "the Piragua Man." While on the road, Bolero has been singled out by critics across the country.
"How could we not heartbreakingly fall in love with Kevin during his solo, Inútil (Useless), as he questions his manhood because of his inability to pay his daughter's way through school? " Houston Press,
Mr. Bolero is sturdy in both acting and singing with his commanding baritone voice on display. His emotional solos in “Inútil (Useless), Attencíon are stellar" (Maryland Theater Guide)
"Choke-you-up emotion from [Danny Bolero]" (Orange Country Business Journal.)
"[a] strong and vibrant actor/singer" (Broadway World, LA);
... perfect and impressive .... his ‘Inutil' exquisitely sung" (Houston Chronicle);
"Strongest among a solid cast ..." (Daily Pilot, Costa Mesa)
"Perfect" (Talkin Broadway, San Francisco);
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ROUGHLY SPEAKING
The homeless shelter is operated by Alicia and Tiny played by Madeline McCray and Danny Bolero, respectively, a married couple whose mutual interest in helping others has fueled their relationship for years. McCray and Bolero’s relationship is the emotional foundation of the show, as it is both heartbreaking and lovely seeing the caretakers engage with the troubled people that have, over the years, become their friends.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
The audience members feel a part of the action when they get to vote for the ending and when they boo and hiss the villain, John Jasper, played remarkably well by Danny Bolero. A role that earned Mr. Bolero, a Best Actor , Inland Empire Award.
The most amazing number of the evening and the one you will want to see again and again is called "Both Sides of the Coin." Bolero and Massey do a remarkable job of singing this fast-paced duet of intricate lyrics and choreographed hand movements. What makes it so astounding is how almost every word they sing is distinguishable from the next, at a pace so rapid it makes your head spin. FONTANA HERALD NEWS
Selena, a Musical Celebration of Life
Bolero is believable as the loving but unbending family patriarch who’s slow to realize his daughter’s growing maturity. He also exhibits impressive vocal prowess.
The homeless shelter is operated by Alicia and Tiny played by Madeline McCray and Danny Bolero, respectively, a married couple whose mutual interest in helping others has fueled their relationship for years. McCray and Bolero’s relationship is the emotional foundation of the show, as it is both heartbreaking and lovely seeing the caretakers engage with the troubled people that have, over the years, become their friends.