Heroin(e) for Breakfast
Smock Alley Theater

"O’Malley played the coquette as a ball of sunshine and spite… making her the perfect personification of the thrall of addiction."  
– Irish Theater Magazine

Metamorphoses
The Arden Theater

"Clare O'Malley is his beautiful Eurydice."
– The Philadelphia Inquirer

"The myth of Orpheus shines as one of METAMORPHOSES’ most memorable vignettes"
– phindie.co

Private Lives
Walnut Street Theater

"O’Malley is cunningly comic, and all keeps your interest while providing an overall great time."
– Neal's Paper

The Life and sort of Death of Eric Argyle
Edinburgh Fringe Festival

"playfully executed...multitalented cast of eight young Irish performers"
–  The Scotsman

"a sheer joy to watch" 
–British Theater Guide

Monster Clock
Collapsing Horse Theater Co

"Clare O’Malley as Toby’s mentor... so perfectly embod[ied]... help[s] us believe when women play men, people play monsters, and puppets are people" 
–  Irish Theatre Magazine

"Monster/Clock is a stand-alone triumph...nothing short of astounding" 
–Entertainment.ie

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike
Philadelphia Theater Company

“Clare O’Malley shines as Nina. O’Malley infuses this ingénue…with all the freshness of a summer breeze”
–  DailyLocalNews.com

“O’Malley is lovely as Nina. Just the right touch of ingénue innocence…O’Malley is natural and makes her mark in every situation” 
– Neal's Paper

The Credeaux Canvas
Theatre Horizon

"O'Malley shines... her vulnerability is both heartbreaking and believable". An unforgettable and thought- provoking production”
–  Montgomery News

“a well crafted portrayal by Clare O’Malley”
– The Philadelphia Inquirer

Hansel and Gretel
Quintessence Theater Group

"Clare O'Malley brightens the stage with her wide-eyed innocence, convincing even a cynic ...
–The Philadelphia Inquirer

"Gretel (Clare O’Malley) are charming and lovable as the two protagonists, specifically in their duets “Come and Dance With Me” and “Our Troubles Are Over.” 

The Last Summer
The Gate Theater

" A charming and funny Caroline (Clare O'Malley)"   
–  The Irish Independent