"... hilarious, acerbically subtle and outrageous...those who have seen it have been struck dumb with amazement... ...Sean Baldwin, Patrick Walsh and John Stanier pack more energy into two acts than may be needed if one were actually to perform all 37 of Shakespeare's plays...By play's end the three are more than just performers, or even court jesters; they have become familiar, endearing and likable cutups... ...I laughed so hard, my throat hurts."

"...Last night's Othello was brilliant. High praise to the whole troupe, with special mention for Jeff Brick as Iago and Patrick Walsh as Roderigo. Both are wonderful scoundrels."

"...Roderigo's conniving sliminess and pathetic sincerity were...both horrifying and satisfying."

"...This travelling group of dynamic, young actors had the audience captivated with their eloquent delivery of one of Shakespeare's most famous and controversial plays... Patrick (Walsh) played the love-struck sidekick Roderigo with an endearing air. "

"The SSE is one of the finest troupes performing William Shakespeare's work today. They make the Royal Shakespeare Company look boring and inept."

"...This Twelfth Night has something that other, more sophisticated productions often don't get: a couple of natural comics playing the delicious roles of Aguecheek (Patrick Walsh) and Malvolio (Jeff Brick)."

"...Dumb as a post, Patrick Walsh's Sir Andrew is also irrepressible, always ready for a drink and a jig... He'd certainly fit right in at P.G. Wodehouse's Drones Club."

"...The comic subplot is roll in the aisle funny...Patrick Walsh is great fun as Sir Andrew, the butt of countless jokes. Sir Andrew has a field day..."

"...Twelfth Night at the Folger Shakespeare Library would be hard to top..."

"...What can be better on a cold wintry holiday-period night that this sterling production...?...It is a must-see show."

"...Ticket to Ride is...the pleasantest surprise of this year's Fringe Festival. A delightfully sincere, beautifully written romantic comedy…Lending outstanding support (is Patrick Walsh) as Tim's friend Randy."

"...The villain here is one Josiah Scraggs….played to the hilt by Patrick Walsh, whose performance will remain forever etched in my memory, along with Anthony Hopkins' in "Silence of the Lambs" and Vincent D'Onofrio in "The Cell... ...Make no mistake: clad in malevolent black wearing a curiously sinister bowler, Walsh is Big Badness…His sneer is a mini-melodrama in itself – watching a curse emerge from those venomous lips is a blood chilling as suppertime in the Reptile House."

"…the versatile cast was superb. I was especially taken with Walsh's version of Put Another Log on the Fire."

"...Patrick Walsh is a lively Bob Cratchit…properly subservient, but never without some spirit."

"Patrick Walsh is a standout as the giggling jokester Sparky…"