"Sean Tarrant, whose Malvolio was the saving grace of Twelfth Night a couple of years ago, is back as the braggart Parolles, and he's better than ever — funnier, stronger and more confident. Parolles's story follows the same trajectory as Malvolio's: Both men are narcissistic fools who receive a humiliating comeuppance, though Tarrant has made them entirely different people. Here he shows that even a laughingstock like Parolles has some complexity, humanity, even humor, and there are moments when we actually like him. (Given Tarrant's natural physical and vocal gifts, the intelligence and subtlety of his phrasing, I fear we won't be seeing him in Boulder for many more summers.)"

Westword

"There are some genuinely funny performances in the four comedies staged at CSF this summer, and Sean Tarrant throws his hat right in the center of that ring with his portrayal of the pretentious Parolles in "All's Well." Tarrant and Randy Moore (Lafew) make magic in a wordy comic scene that dismantles Parolles' pretenses before the intermission."

Daily Camera

Sean Tarrant as Parolles with Julia Motyka in the Lynne Collins directed production of All's Well that Ends Well, Colorado Shakespeare Festival, 2007.