Andrew Metzger
Actor - Singer - Musical Theatre
headshots by Jeremy Daniel
"Playing Amos Hart, actor Andrew Metzger delivers a sterling performance [...] He lends a great deal of sympathy for his character in the effective musical number, “Mr. Cellophane.” This reviewer has seen many actors portray Amos over the years, but no actor has been more fully invested in this hapless, broken character than Metzger."
- Anne Siegel (TOTALTHEATER)
[Review of CHICAGO National Tour]
"Andrew Metzger is simply one of the most gifted natural comics seen on Ventura County stages in a long, long time [...] Metzger is a combination of Zero Mostel and John Belushi, capable of mugging his way into and out of any situation. Nothing throws him; his mind his quick and agile, and his pliable face is capable of a multitude of expressions [....] Yet, as much of a scene stealer as Metzger is, he is confident enough in his own abilities to know his place in this show and does not upstage [...] the other actors. Restrained but still funny as hell, Andrew Metzger is a face to watch, and watch, and watch."
- Cary Ginell (BROADWAYWORLD.COM)
[Review of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum]
"In his role of the Lion, Metzger is the production’s obvious star [...] closely resembling the stage persona of Nathan Lane. This Lion is the most boisterous character on hand, and with his stage presence and natural comic timing, Metzger walks away with his every scene."
- Newport Beach Independent
[Review of The Wonderful Winter of Oz]
