"The theatrical venue has some acoustic limitations, but the show is smartly directed by Christopher Glenn Cannon and his visionary leadership for this production is evidenced with a standout performance by Joel Mijares as El Pachuco."

Jordan Young, L.A. Examiner
Zoot Suit, Santa Ana College
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"Cannon has done several things that make this play eminently accessible: He’s put together a very good and experienced cast; he’s made sure they enunciate clearly while remaining in character; and he’s added appropriate body language so that the audience will get the inherent humor present in most of Shakespeare’s plays."  

Becky Watson, The Daily Commercial
 Julius Caesar, Santa Ana College

 
"Christopher Glenn Cannon directs with authority and focus."

Larry Boyle, The Orlando Sentinel 
Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical, Lighthouse Productions
 

"Christopher Glenn Cannon directs an admirable and well-crafted production of Tennessee Williams’ 1955 Pulitzer Prize winning play.  Cannon’s direction is powerful and compelling and he has adeptly lead a dandy cast of local veterans who appear to be having a fine time delving into the play’s whirlpool of swirling emotional currents, misplaced desires and good old-fashioned family cat fights."

Al Krulick, The Orlando Sentinel
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Lighthouse Productions


"Chris Cannon's directing choices in this play equated to the most brilliant piece of theatre I saw during the entire festival. A really, really thought-provoking piece!"

Wade Hollingshaus
Chair, National Playwriting Program
Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF), Region VIII

Zoot Suit

"The play was spectacular. I’ve seen Zoot Suit performed several times. However, I don’t think I enjoyed a performance as much as the one last night. Cannon nailed it!"
 
- Raul Rodriguez, Chancellor RSCCD

American Soldiers

"Christopher Glenn Cannon's artful direction highlights the issues that our veterans face as they transition home and into civilian life – an extremely moving and emotional production." 

- Jane Mathis, Veteran's Counselor

Julius Caesar

"Cannon’s version of Julius Caesar has empowered women by switching gender roles.  We applaud him for that.  The historic Caesar was humanized when Shakespeare magnified his flaws.  Director Chris Cannon’s gender bending will hopefully do the same for women."
 
- Nashe Harley, El Don News

Angry Young Women
in Low Rise Jeans with High Class Issues

"It was AWESOME! Giving you a true to life experience with an added laugh about real-world issues.  You can either relate to it or get upset, but the truth just sometimes hurts.  I would recommend coming to this show."
 
- Nicholas Brewer, patron

Big Love

"Under Christopher Glenn Cannon’s adept direction, this post-modern version of Aeschylus’ The Suppliants is full of grand operatic gestures, moving quickly from one stage event to another."

– Jocelyne Poblador, El Don News

Welcome to Arroyo's

"I stumbled across your amazing trailer for the show, and I absolutely love it. "Welcome to Arroyo's" is the first play I ever wrote, so it's near and dear to my heart . . . you are doing the work proud."

- Kristoffer Diaz, playwright

Jekyll and Hyde: 

The Musical

"Director Christopher Glenn Cannon has created a marvelous evening of theatre.  This production was a surprising treat."

- Debbie Synder, The Southeastern Flame