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CLICK HERE for more information!  "Nicky Torchia's depiction of David,the wizened 11 year -old who analyzes situations with an acumen and poise that are unfortunately often the lot of those who experience loss at an early age-and here the writing is especially penetrating- is a wonder to behold. His stage presence and aplomb doubtlessly foretell a long and successful Broadway career."
Read entire review at Nite Life Exchange "Eleven-year-old Nicky Torchia evidences easy-going naturalness in a very solid performance as son David. Neither angelic nor bratty, he’s real and sympathetic, and sings quite well. His work is bright and on target, he’s always in character with his attention and reactions and line readings, scoring laughs with exit lines like “Good luck with this one,” eying Mom’s latest weirdo guy." Read entire review at Cabaret Exchange "Cates is also lucky to have such a talented foil in Nicky Torchia, whose impressive performance as David shows a range and skill level far beyond his 11 years." Read entire review at The Villager "Nicky Torchia is darling as David. There is a sincerity and ease about Torchia that is amazing; as David, he is a believable, frustrated boy who just wants to be heard by his mother." Read entire review at Theasy "Young Nicky Torchia is a self-possessed young actor who exudes a confidence without cuteness." Read entire review at Theater Pizzazz "Nicky Torchia is a strong singer and adorable" Read entire review at NY Theatre Review "performed with excellent vigor by Nicky Torchia" Read entire review at StageBuddy "Her son David, played by the talented Nicky Torchia " Read entire review at NYTheatre Now  Nicky appeared on the August 2nd episode of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. In this segment, John talked about the issue of statehood for Washington DC. Nicky and others joined in on a song parody that could be taught to children to teach them about DC statehood. Watch it here and check out a fun picture from on set!
"As Jane and Michael Banks Grace Matwijec and Nicky Torchia light up the stage and hold their own against their adult counterparts."  Nothing says family entertainment like a title from the Disney catalogue so it’s only fitting that this holiday season Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia, PA is presenting the stage version of Mary Poppins. The show features all the big numbers from the movie that you remember by the Sherman Brothers such as “Spoonful of Sugar” and “Chim Chim Cher-ee” and then adds additional material by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe to flesh out the movie score.
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