"Danny Meglio was perfectly cast as Jared Kleinman, Evan's not-so-friendly friend and accomplice, who brings much-needed comic relief to the story. His Jared has the heart of a mercenary, has mastered the art of gallows humor, and has a mind that moves at the speed of AI, always calculating: 'What's in it for me?'"
- Cindi Sansone-Braff, Northport Patch review of Dear Evan Hansen at The John W. Engeman Theater
"Danny Meglio's Jared Kleinman provides some much-needed comic relief, with an edgy, often innappropriate sense of humor that feels very much like today's teen culture."
- Chrissy Ruggeri, Northport Journal review of Dear Evan Hansen at The John W. Engeman Theater
"Danny Meglio brings a cringy energy that he weaves throughout the story giving audiences a chance to smile, roll their eyes and laugh."
- Julianne Mosher, TBR News Media review of Dear Evan Hansen at The John W. Engeman Theater
"Played skillfully by Danny Meglio, Eugene is lovable and engaging as he breaks the fourth wall and shares his story directly with the audience while writing his memoirs. You can't help but cheer him on."
- Carol Montana, Sullivan County Democrat review of Brighton Beach Memoirs at Shadowland Stages
"Played to perfection by Danny Meglio, every movement, inflection and expression brings the hormone-raging, Yankees-loving youth to life. The truest moments are in the interchanges, both hysterical and tender between Eugene and his brother Stanley (Harrison Zraly). Zraly and Meglio turn in credible performances, completely comfortable in their character's skins."
- Lori Schneider, Aisle Seat review of Brighton Beach Memoirs at Shadowland Stages
"An added comedic bonus is the household servant Robertson Ay, humorously played by Danny Meglio."
- DC Theater Arts, Mary Poppins at the John W. Engeman Theater
"Danny Meglio is absolutely hysterical as the Banks family's overworked servant, Robertson Ay."
- Panther Tales, Mary Poppins at the John W. Engeman Theater