"As a theatre director, I've had the unique privilege of working with Louise Flory not only as an actor, but simultaneously as a playwright as well. This woman handled her double creative responsibilities with ease, but what was even more inspiring was the courageous vulnerability Louise brought to both her acting and her writing every single day. A mark of a true artist."
Laura Konsin, director workshop production Look After You
"Louise has an exceptionally deep connection to her emotional life, and is an open listener to direction."
David Stallings, director Look After You FringeNYC
Press from my performance in Look After You 2009 NY International Fringe Festival, Soho Playhouse

"The cast is wonderful, especially Flory in the lead, who shows no hint of self-consciousness over speaking her own words."
Duncan Pflaster, BroadwayWorld.com

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"The first production of a new play is both exciting and terrifying. Louise was the perfect actress for the piece; not only because she infused Cebe with warmth, honesty, and a tremendous soul but also because she was able to work quickly with new pages. I would work with her again on any project."
Jacqueline Goldfinger, playwright The Oath
"Louise Flory is a consummate professional.  She is smart, talented, and works tirelessly at being the best in whatever role she is playing.  I loved my experience working with her on 'The Oath' and I look forward to working with her again, and again."
Cristina Alicea, director The Oath
Press from my performance as Cebe Tate in The Oath World Premiere Spring 2009 ArcLight Theatre, NYC

"Louise Flory’s Cebe takes the archetype of the 'hooker with a heart of gold' and makes it something complex."
Kayla Asbell, Show Business Weekly

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Press from my performance in Rebecca Gilman's Blue Surge January/February 2010 The Wild Project, NYC

"Louise Flory as Heather has more of a spark to [her] acting."
Bina Sharif, Arts International

"The cast does a good job in creating touching and precise characterizations, and yes, the play does fly in this production. It will make you think, it will make you wonder, it will - hopefully - make you ask yourself some hard questions and maybe even find some answers."
Saviana Stanescu, NYTheatre.com
"Beautiful, smart, passionate, fearless ... and a total delight to be in the same room with!" 
Bryant Lanier, artistic director The Play’s The Thing
"Louise Flory strives for (and achieves) a deep emotional connection to the projects she takes on and the roles she plays. She is eager to engage with the work and the process to bring the work to life. A smart, vivacious performer!"
Annie G Levy, theatre director 4 Variations of Mee & The Six Seeds: The Persephone Project
"We had the immense pleasure of directing Louise in our short film, 'Elli and the Astronaut,' in August 2008. Louise was – simply put – lovely. She committed herself to making each scene, movement and breath of dialogue as pure as we had envisioned. We were amazed to witness how our vision attained new levels of life under Louise's careful treatment of her character - and that’s what we appreciated most. She wanted to be there, she was determined to make a great film, and she brought everything to the table. If making a film is war, Louise is the type of actor you want to be in the bunker with."
Alex Camilleri & Mark Denega,writers/directors Elli & The Astronaut
“Casting Louise Flory was one of the best decisions I could have made while shooting 'Issues.' Her charm and sense of humor kept the set light and happy while her dedication and thoroughness insured the best possible performances. She is always looking for ways to take risks and add more life to the character, from script breakdowns to choice in wardrobe and props. I can only wonder what the character of Mack would have been like without Louise's tireless approach to character analysis. Full of life and a love of the craft, Louise is a performer to be reckoned with, and has the makings of a great director to boot. She is all-class- classic look and classy attitude. When time is running out and the production is on the line, Louise is the kind of actress you want in front of the camera and on your set.”
Scott Napolitano, writer/director/producer Issues: The Series
"Louise Flory played the lead in our first independent feature film 'Paper Cut.' She brought professionalism and grace to this project and the seasoned sense of an actress twice her age! Always punctual and always hard working, she made the film shoot easy and fun. She has the innate ability to listen and follow direction, but also the ability to understand the project at hand and suggest constructive feedback to the film and its script without being overwhelming or overbearing. If I could work with a hundred Louises filming movies would be the easiest job in the world. From start to finish she devotes 100% and I would work with her any and every time I possibly can!"
Robert Greenwood, director/producer Paper Cut
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"Louise is a powerful artist. She immerses herself in a role to an astounding degree. She brought to life all the humour, toughness and fragility of the character I wrote in Sunset Motel. Within a thirty five minute running time, she portrayed a complete human being, not just a collection of ideas and impulses. A joy to work with."
Paul Weissman, playwright Sunset Motel: family values
"Louise Flory is the kind of person who not only brings professionalism to whatever she does, but the great ability to think on the fly and jump in with new ideas wherever they are needed."
Marc Adam Smith, director Sunset Motel: family values
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