Actor . Improviser . Mets Fan
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Boate - ignore the “e”
Hailed by the Washington Post as “also in the cast,” Allyson displays proficiency at writing in the third-person. She made her theatrical debut at the age of 5, when cast as Angel #17 in a school-wide nativity play. Her performance was met with critical criticism when she refused to leave the stage during curtain call. While she now exits on her own accord, her passion for performance remains the same.
Select Press:
“Allyson Boate [as Miranda is] radiating modern self-possession,”
- Washington Post
“Allyson Boate provides a simple, direct, and wholly charming performance as the burgeoning young lady....Boate brings out all of Miranda’s wide-eyed and playful qualities with supreme clarity. When she first spies...Ferdinand – Boate’s look is priceless.”
- DC Theatre Scene
“...Allyson Boate, as Mimi...manages to perform acrobatic stunts in a long gown." **
- Maryland Theatre Guide
“Allyson Boate, as Mimi, is a would-be movie actress, and makes every word out of her mouth as dramatic as possible.”
- DC Theatre Scene
"As Betty 1, Allyson Boate gives us a tour-de-force performance creating a character that has moments of both bold absurdity and riveting emotional subtlety."
- Maryland Theatre Guide
“Allyson Boate gives sensuality and wit to the role of Sabine...She is refreshingly clear and direct in what she wants, and she gets great laughs holding her own against the men.”
- DC Metro
**A personal favourite
- Washington Post
“Allyson Boate provides a simple, direct, and wholly charming performance as the burgeoning young lady....Boate brings out all of Miranda’s wide-eyed and playful qualities with supreme clarity. When she first spies...Ferdinand – Boate’s look is priceless.”
- DC Theatre Scene
“...Allyson Boate, as Mimi...manages to perform acrobatic stunts in a long gown." **
- Maryland Theatre Guide
“Allyson Boate, as Mimi, is a would-be movie actress, and makes every word out of her mouth as dramatic as possible.”
- DC Theatre Scene
"As Betty 1, Allyson Boate gives us a tour-de-force performance creating a character that has moments of both bold absurdity and riveting emotional subtlety."
- Maryland Theatre Guide
“Allyson Boate gives sensuality and wit to the role of Sabine...She is refreshingly clear and direct in what she wants, and she gets great laughs holding her own against the men.”
- DC Metro
**A personal favourite
