A small collection of some of Timothy Haskell’s press mentions. Some of these are “highlights” while others are just things he had that represents different shows.

A Wonderful review for Haskell's The Rise and Fall Then Brief and Modest Rise Followed by a Relative Fall of Jean Claude Van Damme as Gleaned by a Single Viewing of his Wikipedia Page
Rave Review for Road House the Stage Play directed and created by Timothy Haskell. "Timothy Haskell is a Pop-Culture Recycling Genius". No link is available
A feature on Haskell in the Metro Section in the NY Times
Full Bunny Contact was an Easter event for adults who were nostalgic for how the celebarted holidays when they were kids. A wholly immersive event that ran for 3 years.
An interview NY Magazine did with for the opening of Off-Broadway's Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy
An absolute review from the NY Times theater section for Killers, "Mr. Haskell stages these mini-dramas and sleights of hand with the panache of a seasoned magician. His production includes limited dialogue, sticking primarily to an evocative and det
Santastical ran for two years. It was a bizarro Macy's style winter wonderland where you walked through a very wacky Christmas village and then took photos with some very unorthodox Santas
A lovely interview with Timothy Haskell in the NY Times about Full Bunny Contact
A Great Review For Haskell's Fatal Attraction at the Classic Stage Company
A feature the LA Times did on Stitching, directed by Timothy Haskell in Los Angeles
A wonderful review from the NY Times for Haskell's The Jaded Assassin
Rave review from the Village Voice for Jaded Assassin
Featue for Face Your Fear in The New Yorker
A short but very sweet snippet review for I Love Paris which ran Off-Broadway for 13 months. There is no link available.
Timothy Haskell's This Is Real is one of his greatest critical and audience successes. Neil Patrick Harris agreed.