“…the production succeeds by delivering the voyeuristic horror thrills that most fans of the macabre eagerly expect from a vampire's tale. The performance achieves this through old-fashioned storytelling and without the presence of the vampire's victims—or any blood, for that matter. That is a feat that a lesser performer could not hope to replicate.” -Jill Jichetti Offoffonline.com

"Full of wide-eyed intensity and graphic descriptions of violence, Dwayne Lawler's short play Tokyo Vampire is a surprisingly emotional monologue about love, loss and dreams."-Broadwayworld.com