"All of Jiles' characterizations are funny and well executed...at her best executing flawless double pull-backs, the wooden soldier routine, and the high kicks the Rockettes are famous for... really becomes fascinating when Jiles gets into describing all the behind-the-scenes stuff ...The little details are what make the show out of the ordinary... Kicking & Screaming should be required watching." NYTHEATER.COM       Click here for the feature in Eight Day Week       "Out of Formation: a brilliant comedy, a proud secular Jew" THE JEWISH FORWARD       "Ms. Jiles, a gifted physical comedian...also makes a splash as a fish out of water." THE WALL STREET JOURNAL       (in Tony Sportiello's SECOND CHANCE) "The ever-sexy comedienne Jennifer Jiles provides comic relief amidst the pathos." THE VILLAGE VOICE       "Jennifer Jiles is pleasantly believable and welcomely less exaggerated than the usual Agnes Gooch, a misfit in her orthopedic oxfords." THE NEW YORK TIMES       "Jennifer Jiles' glamorous patrician Portia was beautifully realized, and her glittering intelligence added great depth to her work" OOBR (Off-Off Broadway Review)       "Jennifer Jiles, the Jewish Ex-Rockette who served as Master of Ceremonies was just hilarious!" TALENT IN MOTION MAGAZINE       "Jennifer has helped build DYNAMETS! into a show with a grass roots feel" THE DAILY NEWS       "As Amy Reynolds, Jennifer Jiles gives the play a shot of adrenaline with her Southern hospitality and capricious good humor." SHOWBUSINESS WEEKLY       "The work of the women seemed most consistent overall, especially in the case of Jennifer Jiles (Portia)" SHOWBUSINESS ONLINE       "(Rick Bank) delivers a first class performance of clear, gut-wrenching honesty while Jennifer Jiles as the wet-behind-her-ears lawyer determined to destroy him was more than his match." OOBR (Off-Off Broadway Review)       "Breaking the mold as one of the only Jewish Rockettes, Oy oh Oy, has she got stories to tell. Check her out in this hilarious romp of matzo madness" NEXT MAGAZINE       "Sally (Jennifer Jiles) delivers a breath-taking pattersong" THE NEW YORK LAW JOURNAL