"Among the top performances in the season's first half was Charlotte Northeast's devastating portrayal of a woman convict in Bash: Latter-Day Plays..."

J. Cooper Robb, Philadelphia Weekly

"Northeast peppers her performance [in Bash] with moments of excitability that are nearly magical."

Jim Rutter, Broad Street Review

"Hate Mail is a joy to listen to, as accomplished actors (and real-life couple) Charlotte Northeast (as struggling Manhattan photographer Dahlia) and Damon Bonetti (as Preston, a Minneapolis trust fund baby who rebels by writing complaint letters) recite their missives to each other, never making eye contact."

Mark Cofta, Philadelphia CityPaper

"Real-life married couple Damon Bonetti (Preston) and Charlotte Northeast (Dahlia) work seamlessly with director David Stradley, bringing to life the cringe-worthy confusion, humor and frustration of early adulthood courtship. The actors roll with their characters' whims - from a cultish ashram in Montana to a vitamin-selling escapade in Miami - and grow their identities before our eyes. Even when the script gets outlandish, Bonetti and Northeast take it in stride, and bring us along with them for the joyride." 

Wendy Rosenfield, The Philadelphia Inquirer

"Northeast gives great rage as the svelte girlfriend who feels canned and abused [Fat Pig]."

Howard Shapiro, Philadelphia Inquirer

"Northeast is the best thing in the show...[her] Juliet is an oasis of emotional truth...this is a performance to remember and to learn from; this is Shakespeare."

Mark E. Leib, Weekly Planet

"Ms. Northeast and Mr. Roach are adorably naughty as the sister and brother, battling and pouting like children."

Anita Gates, The New York Times