SAG-AFTRA • AEA
Jorge Luna
“‘planet b234’ showcases a pitch-perfect performance from the film’s co-writer and star Jorge Luna."
-MidWest WeirdFest - Dean Bertram
“Luna delivers a bold, brave, and resonant lead performance, where his vulnerability is the viewer’s reward, and one can hear his heart in this film.” Feature film, planet b234.
-The Digital Journal - Markos Papadatos
“‘Baipás’ derives its delight from the versatile, resourceful performance of Jorge Luna [who] can convey thoughts, emotions, and comments on a dime.”
“Baipás” by Jacobo Morales - Princeton Info - Neal Zoren
“Jorge Luna, [who] expertly brought the performance to life with a perfection only achievable by destiny itself.
“Constellations” by Nick Payne - The Flor-Ala (Arts & Entertainment) - Laura Leigh Vought
“Jorge Luna is a gorgeous and enticing Count Dracula; the audience is enraptured every time he is onstage. He is also as hilarious as he is handsome, playing the preening vampire who is suffering from an eternal life identity crisis.”
“Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” by Gordon Greenberg & Steve Rosen - Buffalo Rising - Anthony Higgins
“Jorge Luna inhabits the role that fits him physically like a glove. Luna struts and seduces while showing his fangs at every opportunity. Luna knows how to balance his good looks with a swagger and delivery that is spot on.”
“Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” by Gordon Greenberg & Steve Rosen - Broadway World - Michael Rabice
“Jorge Luna as Vincenzio, Galileo’s bastard son, serves as a breath of fresh air throughout the play. Vincenzio’s only concern is removing his illegitimate status and Luna plays this with non-calculating delight.”
“Starry Messenger” by Ira Hauptman - Off-Off Online - Maura Kelley