— Chicago Sun-Times
Danny Gurwin [is] a boisterous Laurie...
— Clive Barnes, New York Post
Danny Gurwin, who plays Laurie...will find greater stardom as a result of his winning performance. He shows off a thrilling voice in what could turn out to be a star-making supporting role.
— Barbara & Scott Siegel, TheaterMania.com
Laurie [is] winningly played by Danny Gurwin, who might well be a star in the making.
— Frederick M. Winship, United Press International
Danny Gurwin makes an endearingly goofy-gangly Laurie.
— Michael Feingold, Village Voice
Gurwin, particularly, is fine as the exuberant Laurie.
— Judd Hollander, Epoch Times
Laurie [is] played with unthreatening charm by Danny Gurwin...
— Gordon Cox, New York Newsday
Danny Gurwin is charming as Jo's lovelorn pal Laurie.
— Orla Swift, Raleigh News & Observer
Danny Gurwin is charming as Jo's longtime pal, Laurie, delivering the perfect amount of goofiness.
— Amy Somensky, MonstersandCritics.com
Danny Gurwin was endearing as Fredrik's son, Henrik, the hapless seminarian who lusts for his father's child-bride, Anne, played by the winsome Kristin Huxhold.
— Anthony Tommasini, New York Times
Danny Gurwin stands out as Henrik, Egerman's son, the personification of a dedicated seminary student who can't fight off his fleshly yearnings. Ignored by his father, teasingly patronized by the stepmother he secretly loves, he's a raw, exposed nerve of blundering frustration. Gurwin's execution of "Later," in which he laments about being "all dammed up inside," while playing his altar-ego cello, is a memorable moment.
— Joel Hirschhorn, Variety
Complicating matters is that Egerman's uptight, divinity student son Henrik (the engaging Danny Gurwin) is in love with his stepmother, Anne...
— Ed Kaufman, Hollywood Reporter
Danny Gurwin, Fredrik's religious son who uses his Bible to hide from the temptation his stepmother instills in him, is charmingly strait-laced.
— John Farrell, Press-Telegram (Los Angeles)
Danny Gurwin plays the lovesick seminary student Henrik with wit and grace.
— Dany Margolies, Backstage West
Danny Gurwin plays Fredrik's son, Henrik, with a similar innocence. Gurwin's Henrik is what might be termed a "sensitive soul" ... although Gurwin gets laughs with Henrik's obvious discomfort with the world around him, he also gets the audience's sympathy.
— Sharon Perlmutter, Talkin' Broadway
Berry and Gurwin are delightful.
— John Rowell, Show Business Weekly
Sarah Uriarte Berry and Danny Gurwin bring spirited youthfulness to the collection...
— Potomac Stages
Danny Gurwin conquers Henrik's tricky music with ease and manages to be believably angst-ridden without losing the laughs.
— Michael Van Duzer, ShowMag.com
Laura Benanti and Danny Gurwin bring strong voices and comic panache to the ingénue roles.
— Laura Hitchcock, CurtainUp
Finley, Nation and the rubber-faced Danny Gurwin display Broadway-worthy singing voices and comic ability, while Pedi, who has appeared in more than a dozen "Forbidden" shows across the U.S. and overseas, is a particularly gifted mimic.
— Robert Dominguez, New York Daily News
The cast also includes an appealing Danny Gurwin, gurgling his way through a giddy "Miss Saigon" farewell...
— Michael Kuchwara, Associated Press
Danny Gurwin makes a nicely angry complainant as the composer Michael John LaChiusa.
— Donald Lyons, New York Post
Among the three "newcomers," Danny Gurwin more than meets the difficult challenge with a fast-talking recitation of a complex variation of one of the great numbers of all time from "The Music Man." He goes on to exhibit the same delightful chameleon qualities that make so many of the FB stars astonishing. Former FB-ers have gone on to star on and off Broadway... Look for Danny Gurwin to join the parade.
— Carolyn Albert, Theatre Reviews Limited
Amid a stalwart ensemble, the standouts [include] Danny Gurwin as mother's-boy Malcolm...
— Stephen Farrow, Drama.ca (The Full Monty national tour)
Danny Gurwin as Tobias delivers an honest and sympathetic performance.
— Scott C. Morgan, Salt Lake City Weekly Wire (Sweeney Todd at Pioneer Theatre Company)