“May I say that your work is stunning. I went through your website and I truly believe you could be the next Hirschfeld if you wanted to. And being a huge fan I don't say that lightly. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. I can't wait to see your work again.”
– Jeffry Denman
(Phil Davis in the Los Angeles production of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas)

"You are unbelievable. All of your stuff is so entertaining and such a riot, and everyone at Wicked who has seen mine has lost their mind for it. Thank you so much."
– Julia Murney
(Elphaba in the First National Tour of Wicked.)

"You are a... genius. This is the essence of what I love about collaboration... the essence of thearecraft... that you put out ideas and then someone makes them even better than you were imagining. I can't wait to share with you the reaction of my colleagues."
[Then after the presentation...]
"Oh, how proud I was to present your sketch and our idea to my colleagues the other night. The reaction was pretty much universal hilarity alternating with a sort of awestruck disbelief. 'How did you do this?' was a frequent stunned question. Everybody agreed that it was the gift that kept on giving... that, as we hoped, you kept looking and finding new things. With your help we've aptly chronicled a long and complex process with a sense of humor and a great sense of style. Thanks and thanks again."
– Jeb Brown
(Ian in the original Broadway production of High Fidelity)

"Wanted to drop a note to thank you for the beautiful artwork... You are truly talented!
– La Chanze
(Celie in the original Broadway production of The Color Purple)

“...My most heart-felt thanks for the illustration you sent me. It was really very touching and I will cherish it always. I've never been immortalized before. What a thrill! Thank you so much!”
– Alexander Gemignani
(Beadle Bamford in the Broadway revival of Sweeney Todd)

"I am thrilled with the poster!"
–Charles Strouse
(Composer of Annie, Bye Bye Birdie, and Dancing With Time.)

“What can I say except, WOW! I was sooooo flattered by your artwork. Your drawing was something I had always dreamed of having done. I always thought and hoped, like a lot of actors on Broadway, that I would one day be drawn by Hirschfeld. But that wasn't going to happen anytime soon. And then, Steve Orich gave us guys this... masterpiece! The picture was a big smash at our theatre. You've got a hell of a career and future."
– J. Robert Spencer
(Nick Massi in the original Broadway production of Jersey Boys)

"The opening night gift went over like gang busters... they loved, loved, loved it. Thank you Justin. Your work is unparalleled, and I hope I will have many more Broadway openings for which I can commission another wonderful illustration. Thank you!"
– David Baum
(Roy in the Broadway revival of A Chorus Line)

"Oh my God, Justin! It's amazing!! I love it! It's awesome! I just checked out your site! You are a
wonderful artist!"
– Jeff Blumenkrantz
(Composer, actor, and creator of The Jeff Blumenkrantz Songbook)

"Billy, Steve and I have never looked better! If [Squigs] is half as talented as an actor, I'm dying to see him onstage! ...I'm a HUGE fan!! Woo hoo to Squigs!"
– Jim Caruso
(The host with the most at Jim Caruso's Cast Party)

“Just wanted to thank you for your terrific illustration. I really do love it. I've framed it and have it hanging in my dressing room. Again, thanks so much and keep up the brilliant work.”
– Danny Burstein
(Adolpho in the original Broadway production of The Drowsy Chaperone)

"I just wanted to let you know that the caricature went over just smashingly. Everyone was so pleased and thrilled to get it. I can't even describe people's reactions. I went on a vacation last week to London and Scotland and delivered copies to my producer, casting director and choreographer. Thanks so much again for all of the amazing work. I know a lot of my castmates were checking out your website."
– Laura Ware
(Rosie in the Second National Tour of Mamma Mia!)“

I LOVED the rendering! Thanks again!”
– Sheryl Lee Ralph
(Margo Channing in the Reprise! Broadway’s Best production of Applause!)