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- Insidious: Chapter 2 reviews:
"... the entire cast delivers performances that simultaneously put us at ease and at the edge of our seats."
-Bill Gibron, FilmRacket.com 10/12/13
"At the start of Insidious: Chapter 2... Elise returns, younger, played by Lindsay Seim. (With) the young Elise, a courageous and self-confident paranormal
activities investigator, you
are struck by the genius of casting directors Anne McCarthy and Kellie
Roy."
-Cynthia Fuchs, PopMatters.com 10/13/13
"Insidious: Chapter 2, works best when characters
must confront the dark. 'In my line of work, things tend to happen when
it gets dark,' says a young Elise Rainier (Lindsay Seim)... When she opens the door and
pushes aside some clothes to reveal nothing but pitch black, she tells
the darkness: 'Who are you, and what do you want?' Those are the film's best moments: when it confronts the sublime via literal darkness and mystery."
-Hans Morgenstern, Hollywood.com 10/13/13
- Insidious: Chapter 2 casting mentions:
"I had heard from some mutual friends that Lindsay was talented but now, having had the opportunity to work with her, to merely call her
talented would be a slight to her. She is truly a gifted actress who is
going to be a force to be reckoned with one day very soon. She really is
that good..."
-Jim Valdez, Director, Time To Shine
- Reviews for It's Good 2 Be Crazy:
"Actress Lindsay Seim breathes life into Merryl & makes [the] character likeable. Seim is an engaging presence whose
childlike energy is mainly the fuel this show runs on. She puts one in
mind of a younger Sarah Jessica Parker..."
-SoCal Theatre Review, July 24, 2011
"Nick Warnock as Joel & Lindsay Seim as Merryl are loveably
looney... they offer animated & multi-layered performances [in this]
well-acted, quirky & voyeuristic effort."
-Toloucan Times, July 22, 2011
“Lindsay Seim blew me away in her
audition, then, as the play’s lead, continued to deliver all the way to the end
of the run. Not only did she bring her character to life in the most
delightful way, but her extraordinary preparation and professionalism also gave
me, and the rest of the team, a rock solid foundation on which to build the
show.”
-Lynne Moses, Director, It’s Good 2 be Crazy
- Featured in Los Angeles photographer Natalie Young's blog
- Reviews for Salsa Saved the Girls:
"Lindsay Seim is the most interesting actor to watch... her Sabrina is the
most tragic character of the piece... Seim plays it both tough and
tender, driving home a brand of heartbreak that is unique to the
ugly-ducking teenaged girl, who thinks herself worthless."
-Studio City Sun Times, July, 2006
"Broadway’s dazzling Sandra Purpuro gives a powerhouse performance as the
mom & is matched by a breathtaking Lindsay Seim as older daughter
Sabrina, torn between the love for her divorced parents."
-CalendarLive.com (LA Times) July 2, 2006
"Under Joshua Meltzer's detailed direction, the actors here are game and deliver a few dynamic performances, each rising to the
occasion and taking the stage when called upon... However, it's only in the writing--and
terrific portrayal by Seim--of teenage Sabrina that we come close to
caring about any of these monsters on stage."
-Backstage West, July 3, 2006
"Working with Lindsay was a Director's dream, professional in every way & talented, too!"
-Joshua Meltzer, Director, Salsa Saved the Girls
- Review for For Love of Amy:
Omaha World-Herald