"David Nett adds welcome comic relief, evoking raucous laughter in his role as a boorish friend."
March On, Dream Normal - 2008 - Backstage West
"...the touchingly real performance of David Nett as the geeky Norman, who wears his spilled Regalia "like a curdled badge of courage," makes his difficult dialogue sing, portraying his larger-than-life character without resorting to mugging and exaggeration."
Peaches en Regalia - 2008 - Backstage West
"...we meet Norman (David Nett in a comedic tour de force as the nerd to end all nerds)."
Peaches en Regalia - 2008 - LA Stage Scene
"Also impressive were Dane Biren, Suzanne Jamieson, Melissa Lyons, Judy Norton and Lucid by Proxy co-founders Jeanette Scherrer, David Nett, and James Paul Xavier."
2007 LbP Fundraiser Concert - 2007 - Backstage West
"Nett and Nelson likewise project an impressive range of emotions. Nett is alternately hilarious and heart-rending as a man desperately struggling to live in denial..."
Multiverse - 2007 - Backstage West
"Successful computer programmer Frederick Gauss (the adept David Nett) hasn't left his voice-activated apartment... Nett and Nelson, married in real life, have an active chemistry that they play against to great advantage..."
Multiverse - 2007 - LA Times
"...taut, emotionally true ... everything looks and sounds absolutely real ... [Nett's] Cody, who's deeper and truer than Maggie ..."
Asymmetry - 2006 - LA Times
"...staid medieval-literature professor Derek (a solid David Nett, who also co-directs with Patty Ramsey)... subtly detailed direction and superfine performances, making us all fall a little in love with the characters..."
String - 2006 - Backstage West
"...the acting, particularly by the men, is real, committed, and detailed. Nett's Cody is guileless and tender..."
Asymmetry - 2005 - Backstage West
"...brave and exquisitely heartfelt performances from Lucid by Proxy's...David Nett..."
Asymmetry - 2005 - ReviewPlays.com
"Nett is endearing as the would-be normal guy..."
i r l (in real life) - 2005 - Backstage West
"Terrific onstage talent helps, too, in notably fine turns by Sarah Orr as the imperious receptionist, Jay Willick as the head suit, and David Nett as the king of all geeks."
Spare Parts & Cynic - 2003 - Backstage West
"His protege is the youthful Dr. Ben (an appealing David Nett)..."
School of Jesus Fish - 2003 - Backstage West
"Breaking the romantic code of the mystical fantasy realm is Nathan (in a blithe portrayal by David Nett)..."
IRL (in real life) - 2002 - Backstage West
"...and David Nett, as a kindly doctor who's ultimately manipulated into betraying her, is terrifyingly sad."
School of Jesus Fish - 2001 - Backstage West
