"Without exception, the NYMF cast is super-duper. Samuel Floyd is up to the tough task of making Liberace real, despite the love of the glitz and bling and Floyd flits flamboyantly in furs and finery without discarding what he shows from the start as a music-loving, sweet soul. He goes from wide-eyed, grateful-to-play-the-piano-for-you boy to gleeful superstar to slightly embittered older legend quite believably."
- Rob Lester, NiteLife Exchange
"Uncanny."
- Zach Stewart, Theatre Mania
"Mr. Floyd captures Lee’s laugh and movements and had us feeling for him."
- Suzanna Bowling, Time Square Chronicles
Ben, Virginia and Me (NYMF)
"Samuel Floyd is impeccable as the pompous but foolish would-be king Lord Farquaad. He imbues this diminutive tyrant with a flamboyant personality befitting his ego, enhancing the humor with an amazingly powerful voice that springs from the royally clad homunculus."
- Bonnie Gable, SWVA
Shrek
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Nerve Project
Samuel is a founding member of Nerve Project Theatre Company in New York City. Check them out at www.nerveproject.org for current programming.
Florida Repertory
Laying at the pool by day, witnessing murder by night, Samuel joins Florida Repertory Theatre for their production of A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder.
Barter Theatre
Returning to one of his favorite theatre families, Samuel joins Barter Theatre as Duke Orsino in Twelfth Night and Lord Farquaad in Shrek.
"Samuel Floyd, a rip-roaring song-and-dance man, plays the cheery chimney sweep Bert. Floyd, in hoofer mode, leads the revels in “Step in Time” and draws gasps from the audience, thanks to a little help from a flying harness, as he marches up the side of the proscenium and then strolls upside down, 24 feet in the air."
- Paul Hyde, Greenville News
Mary Poppins (Greenville Little Theatre)
"Greenville Little Theatre’s “Les Miserables” is jaw-droppingly terrific, a thrilling production of polished professionalism from beginning to end…Samuel Floyd, the production’s only guest actor, brings fervor, sensitivity and a warm tenor timbre to his Broadway-quality Marius."
- Paul Hyde, Greenville News
Les Miserables (Greenville Little Theatre)
