Lead by the unmatched, Andrew May as the famed detective Hercule Poirot. May utilizes every moment he has on stage … as he truly embodies the detective. Injecting moments of hilarity, only endears the audience to him more fully.

Actor Andrew May brings Poirot to life, right down to his manicured mustache and impeccable attire, which includes a tiny flower in his lapel.

IRT’s Murder on the Orient Express is a remarkably satisfying entertainment, with an outstanding cast

Andrew May is a Claudius with a temper that increased the danger Hamlet faced, especially when the two came to blows after the intermission.

May is especially effective at portraying his character’s emotional vulnerability that comes from hard experience and suffering.

Andrew May, who plays the disaffected German soldier who also helps save Joey, has just the right note of angst and ambivalence (he has a note of the Bill Murray, actually)

Mr. May, who tries something completely different by seemingly not trying. This James, who has watched “too goddamned many dawns creeping grayly over too many dirty windows,” himself seems to have been begrimed.