"Joon’s fight and passion makes her a worthy warrior but when she has her awakening late in the play, Joon’s vulnerability is touching"- Theater in the Now, Carefully Taught.
http://www.theaterinthenow.com/2015/11/review-anything-but-careful.html

"Sheila Joon plays Claire, the white teacher who gets fired. She is fiery and outspoken, but also with a tender vulnerability that makes her delightful to watch in this role."- Theater That Matters, Carefully Taught 
https://theaterthatmatters.wordpress.com/

"..standouts are Sheila Joon and Nathan Brisby who flit in and out of a handful of brief characters effortlessly."
​- New York Theatre Review, 10 Ways on a Gun
 http://newyorktheatrereview.blogspot.com/2015/10/sarah-matusek-on-ten-ways-on-gun-at.html


"Nathan Brisby and Sheila Joon were at their best. Brisby and Joon made a case for a spin-off comedy about the gun-loving hubby and his man-loving lady."- Theater in the Now, 10 ways on a gun 
http://www.theaterinthenow.com/2015/10/review-too-many-ways-on-show.html


"Sheila Joon and Andy Talen do a superb job making Horatio and Bernardo worthy characters"
- Theater in the Now, Short Life of Trouble 2014
 http://www.theaterinthenow.com/


"The ensemble of actors are across the board brilliant"- NY Theatre Now, Short Life of Trouble 2014
http://nytheaternow.com/2014/06/10/short-life-of-trouble/


"Sheila Joon is spectacular in a trio of supporting roles..."
- Broadwayworld.com- Christopher Marlowe's Chloroform Dreams
http://offoffbroadway.broadwayworld.com/article/BWW-Reviews-CHRISTOPHER-MARLOWES-CHLOROFORM-DREAMS-Anti-Hero-and-Leander-20120426


"The excellent Sheila Joon, as a supporting actress, plays three roles that give a sense of the multi-dimensionality of the story." - The Happiest Medium, Christopher Marlowe's Chloroform Dreams
http://thehappiestmedium.com/2012/04/christopher-marlowes-chloroform-dreams/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss


"Sheila Joon, who has three parts that couldn’t be more unlike each other, stands out as a versatile and supple actor." http://culturalcapitol.com/2012/04/24/christopher-marlowes-chloroform-dreams/ Lunar Energy Productions, Christopher Marlowe's Chloroform Dreams 


"Sheila Joon was thoroughly catty as Mary Mainwaring the scorned wife...."
http://brooklynheightsblog.com/archives/36245 Theater 2020 Lady Susan or the Captive Heart, a Jane Austen Boddice Ripper 


"Sheila Joon as Lady Macbeth's Maid/Lady Macduff undergoes the most convincing and drastic transformation among the actors playing multiple roles, ensuring there is no way we could be confused by the switch" -Macbeth 2011, nytheatre.com http://nytheatre.com/showpage.aspx?s=macb12205 


"Sheila Joon in particular gives a beautiful performance, creating Proteus's struggle before our eyes and allowing the audience to travel the arc of her character"  http://www.nytheatre.com/showpage.aspx?s=twog10469 Judith Shakespeare Co. 


"Sheila Joon makes an earthy assertive Louka, the lusty maid who refuses to be put in her place....Joon imbues Louka's seductiveness with a steely determination that can be as chilling as it is charming" Arms and The Man, theateronline.com


"Plucky and mischievous.." -Arms and the Man, nytheatre.com


"...Joon, who slips into the part of Cecily Cardew, delights as the play's ingenue. Striking a nuanced balance between starry-eyed naiveté and nymphette sizzle, Joon is a smart comedienne, who is just as adept at making us laugh as she is at luring us into laughing at her. "Morgan Pehme, The Brooklyn Optimist"


...Sheila Joon (Cecily)... splendid. Joon gets Cecily's girlish preoccupations with romance and with herself exactly right."  Martin Denton, nytheatre.com


"Morosco's confrontation in the garden with Sheila Joon (as Jack's ward, Cecily) is one of the strongest moments of the production..."Byrne Harrison, oobr.com"


...Sheila Joon comes up with a suitably silly Cecily Cardew." Joseph Hurley, The Irish Echo"

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..In a relatively minor role as the second maiden, Sheila Joon Ostadazim had a small but fully supported voice; it gave her a real inner power. " Louis Lopardi, Artzine. Links to this post