Hannah Halischak as Heather Chandler (left), Albert Coyne as JD and Shelby Martell as Veronica in the Ohio State University Department of Theatre's production of HEATHERS: The Musical. Photo Credit: Matthew Hazard
BWW Review: Ohio State's HEATHERS a Fun Show with a Frightening Message
By Amanda Etchison Apr. 16, 2017
"Junior theatre major Albert Coyne is charming, yet chilling, in the role of JD, Veronica's love interest who moves to town with his father, Big Bud (Joe Gallagher). JD's brooding personality is intriguing and his intellect immediately attracts Veronica's interest -- after all, what girl could resist a guy who can poetically describe a 7-Eleven Slurpee? Even as they embark on a murderous rampage against fellow students, the pair endear themselves to the audience through moments that emphasize their youth and naïveté, especially in the songs 'Our Love is God' and 'Seventeen.'"
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Shelby Martell as Veronica (L) and Albert Coyne as JD in The Ohio State University Department of Theatre's production of Heathers: The Musical. Photo by Matthew Hazard.
Theatre Review: OSU Theatre’s Heathers for Fans Only
By Richard Sanford Apr. 14, 2017
"...Coyne’s JD is the kind of damaged-sexy there’s no question could make the smartest girl in school melt."
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Theater review | ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’: Doozy of a play worth it
By Margaret Quamme Nov. 11, 2017
"Also putting in appearances are bubble-headed ingenue Pauline Clench (Caitlyn Prather, throwing a mean tantrum); her pretentious actor-suitor Alan Dangle (Albert Coyne, deftly earning some of the production’s biggest laughs); and bright bookkeeper Dolly (Hannah Halischak), the object of Henshall’s affections."
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