Evil Dead The Musical, Blank Canvas Theatre (2019) "If there ever is a zombie apocalypse, one couldn't get stuck with a finer group of powerhouse performers. Eric Fancher leads the pack in the iconic role of Ash, an everyman who has to muster up the courage to take on a slew of sinister savages." - Rich Stimac, LandOfCleve
- Kate Klotzbach, KateKlotzbach.com A Little Night Music, Lakeland Civic Theatre (2018) "Talented Eric Fancher, another vocal and acting master, creates a properly self-loathing Henrik, Frederick's son, who is hopelessly in love with his step-mother." - Roy Berko, BroadwayWorld
- Bob Abelman, Cleveland Jewish News
- Christine Howey, SCENE Merrily We Roll Along, Lakeland Civic Theatre (2018) "Handsome Eric Fancher charms as Franklin. His strong vocalizations and effective acting make the character live." - Roy Berko, BroadwayWorld
-Bob Abelman, Cleveland Jewish News
-Kevin Kelly, TPOGraphy
- Rich Stimac, LandOfCleve
- Linda Eisenstein, CoolCleveland
"Eric Fancher and Meg Martinez sing powerfully and are spot-on as dorky Brad and Janet" - Christine Howey, Cleveland Scene
-Roy Berko, Cool Cleveland
-Rich Stimac, Land of Cleve Godspell, Cain Park (2015) "Eric Fancher pumps a lot of zazz into several of his characterizations.
[...] Colleen Longshaw and Fancher provide a reliable vocal foundation for
show-stopping numbers such as 'Bless the Lord' and 'We Beseech Thee.'" - Christine Howey, Rave and Pan Violet, Lakeland Civic Theatre (2015) "A powder keg of sexuality...Fancher is a hot bed of fiery vocals and a strong sense of center and passion, and fierce stage presence." - Kevin Joseph Kelly, TPOGraphy
- Bob Abelman, Cleveland Jewish News
- Christine Howey, Rave and Pan
"Eric Thomas Fancher handled the ferryman Charon's schticky lines with Borscht-Belt aplomb." Donald Rosenberg, The Sondheim Review
- Kevin Joseph Kelly, TPOGraphy (2014 Tpography "Theatrical Performance of Greatness")
- LandofCleve.net Review Armed with Herakles' Bam-Bam club and hidden under the hero's lion skin, Dionysos makes his way to the River Styx and books passage on a boat ferried by Charon (a wry, wisecracking Eric Thomas Fancher). "If you're a stiff, get in the skiff to perdition," he quips. "All aboard, no delay, as long as you're DOA." - Andrea Simakis, The Plain Dealer Godspell, Blank Canvas Theatre (2013) "Especially effective was Eric Thomas Fancher whose “Light of the World” was dynamic and the strongest vocal solo." - Roy Berko, News-Herald
Word is it was only a flesh wound." - Andrea Simakis, The Plain Dealer "King Arthur is played as a regal moron with perfect comic timing by Dougfred Miller and is matched, well-delivered punch-line for well-delivered punch-line, by [...] Eric Thomas Fancher as Sir Galahad." "In 'The Song That Goes Like This,' a self-effacing critique of the inane songs typically sung in Broadway shows by romantic leads, [Jessica L. Cope] and Fancher, as Galahad, nail the complex harmonies, sustain the high notes and broad comedic undertones, and own the audience" - Bob Abelman, News-Herald "The show is chock full of amazing standouts [...] Eric Thomas Fancher as Dennis Galahad, Herbert’s Father and the Black Knight." - Mark Horning, Examiner.com Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, Near West Theatre (2013) "Some delightful highlights: ...Eric Fancher taking away Shekinah “Coco” Smith’s heroin works during [No Love] You’re Not Alone;" - Thomas Mulready, CoolCleveland.com The Texas Chainsaw Musical!, Blank Canvas Theatre (2012 and 2013) "Also turning in superb, well-rounded performances are...Eric Thomas Fancher, as Steven, the self-described 'pantywaist runt.'" - Bob Abelman, Chagrin Valley Times (2012)"Other notables are ...Eric Thomas Fancher as Steven who is also equipped with a superb set of pipes..." - Mark Horning, Examiner.com (2013) The Foreigner, Huntington Playhouse (2011) "Catherine's fiancé, Rev. Lee, is an unlikely suitor...Played by Eric Fancher, this Rev. Lee is humor-savvy." - Art Thomas, West Life Altar Boyz, TrueNorth Cultural Arts (2010) "When a theater company is able to realize the best of its potential, it’s heavenly...They are an amazing crop of young singers and dancers who very well might be able to upstage the real Backstreet Boys." - Howard Gollop, The Morning Journal
- Christine Howey, Rave and Pan Dracula: The Comedy, Cassidy Theatre (2009) "Centering the show is a delightful turn by Eric Fancher as Jonathan Harker. His delivery and stage presence carry every scene he is in, and the humor is iced by his amazing physical comedy." - Joe Yachanin, Parma Sun Post The History Boys, Beck Center for the Arts (2008) "The students themselves are exceptional, both as an ensemble and individually. Eric Fancher gives confident Dakin a sly boyish grace." - Christine Howey, Rave and Pan
- Roy Berko, Scene Magazine Nightmare, Clague Playhouse (2007) "One falls in love with Eric Fancher as special needs Michael Willis. This role is portrayed brilliantly." - Mary Levtzow, The Westlaker |