EDGE (Los Angeles)

In this carnivalesque twist on the symphony orchestra, Pandemonium transforms a formal space like Royce Hall into a playground of new and different sounds - and invites everyone to become a musician in their ragtag theatrical troupe. After this dynamic and invigorating show, the audience may never look at a classical symphony orchestra in quite the same way (Sarah Taylor Ellis)

STAGE and CINEMA (Los Angeles)

It may be to my advantage that I never saw Stomp because I am still under the spell of The Lost and Found Orchestra, the nimble group of musicians who perform with such amazing skill in Pandemonium

SOUTH FLORIDA THEATRE REVIEW:

Pandemonium delivers a glorious symphony... The show may seem like anarchy, but it’s as tightly choreographed as a Cirque du soleil trapeze act and features complex music requiring immense discipline and concentration...

MOVIES4ME

Pandemonium at Royce Hall was pretty spectacular. STOMP-like beats; innovative instruments & a touch of vaudeville. Epically great

FLORIDA MEDIA NEWS:

While Stomp was enjoyable, Pandemonium brings it to a new level – mixing dance, comedy and acrobatics amidst a cacophony of bellows, bottles and musical saws.

MIAMI HERALD:

Two standout clown-like performers -- tall Steven Dean Davis, who sports a bandanna, and compact R.J. Samson, who wears a porkpie hat and favors a silver exercise ball as his mode of transportation -- are riveting... Pandemonium... explodes with rhythm, song, color and light.

SUN SENTINEL:

They could easily call the show "Pandemonium: The Lost and Found Orchestra" "Stomp 2: The Rise of Melody."...Stretching from Tim Burton-esque ditties to an explosion of symphonic bleats and blasts...