"The final dance was the clear audience favorite of the night. With 10 Tony Bennett songs (one with Lady Gaga) as a springboard, Jessica Lang‘s ZigZag accomplished just that...The playful fancifulness, merriment and waggery was pure adrenaline for patrons sick of COVID and war. You know the way you get cheered up watching Fred and Ginger? That’s ZigZag times 10."
- Tony Frankel, Stage and Cinema, March 18, 2022
"It’s a free-wheeling, hip-swaggering, fun-loving cast that gives an audience renewed vision of what dance is all about."
- Carolyn Keleman, Maryland Theater Guide, March 30, 2022
"ZigZag, the final piece, was an exciting and uplifting tribute to Tony Bennett..the lighthearted, jazzy choreography and extremely proficient dancers made the lyrics come alive... Each performer was highlighted during the ten songs, showing the strength and mastery of each, while we also got plenty of pizzazz and sincere enjoyment exuding from them. It made the night so fulfilling!
- Valerie-Jean Miller, Broadway World, April 4, 2022
"ZigZag frankly didn’t feel long enough, I could have watched an hour of just this ..."
-Cori Graham, Theatre Review, March 17, 2022
"Lang’s appealing tribute to Bennett and American show tunes, making its West Coast debut, was the evening’s highlight."
-Dyanne Weiss, Guardian Liberty Voice, March 19, 2022
"Like all Lang’s work, Zig Zag is intelligently put together and shows off the dancers."
-Marina Harss, DanceTabs, October 30, 2021
"...the piece is a nostalgic and very welcome love letter to New York. As such, it warmed the heart, with Ms. Lang’s playful and colorful choreography..."
- Adrian Dimanlig, Interludes, October 29, 2021
"Zig Zag is clearly entertaining – entertaining in a good way."
-Mark Kappel, New Notes Dance Blog, October 23, 2021
"Performed right after “Single Eye,” “ZigZag” felt like the extroverted cousin that is just there to hang out with everyone. The ballet, which ABT premiered in October 2021, had the audience roaring with applause, and several drew oohs and aahs as well...A choreographed curtain call that had the 14 dancers moving until the very last moment possible brought the audience to their feet."
- Ilena Peng, Fjord, July 7, 2022
