"Playwright and director Edward Elefterion, who very deservedly won the 2007 Midtown International Theatre Festival's award for Outstanding Direction for Nosferatu: The Morning of My Death, works magic again with clear characterisation, painterly tableaux, and brisk pacing."
- offoffonline.com on A Rope in the Abyss
 

"Elefterion's play is a sometimes distressing but ultimately gorgeous study of human identity and the struggle to pull oneself out of the abyss." 
- washington square news on A Rope in the Abyss

"Playwright and director Edward Elefterion has the gift of dialogue at his agile fingertips. Elefterion’s A Rope in the Abyss beautifully illustrates the lack of control we have over what we remember and what we want to forget." 
- theateronline.com on A Rope in the Abyss

"Elefterion is clearly a director to keep watching." 
- offoffonline.com on Nosferatu: The Morning of My Death

"...the brilliantly innovative Elefterion and the cast make powerful dark magic."  - offoffonline.com on The Night of Nosferatu

"...seamless direction..."  - Backstage.com on Land of the Undead

"How do you make something this familiar scary again? Ask Edward Elefterion...Nosferatu: The Morning of My Death, [is] a classy and, yes, often terrifying new stage adaptation that looks sure to be one of the breakout hits of this year's Midtown International Theatre Festival."  
- Martin Denton, nytheatre.com on Nosferatu: The Morning of My Death

"Director Elefterion has a talent for letting the story and the actors speak for themselves.  It's a talent that's much harder to execute than it looks, and one that requires maturity and experience."  - nytheatre.com on The Night of Nosferatu

"What makes this an especially moving production is director Edward Elefterion's embrace of simplicity and style.  There are minimal sets, moody lighting full of shadow, simple costumes that don't indicate a particular period, few props, and most intriguing, the cast's creation of subtle sound effects to add depth to the various scenes."  - oobr.com on Nosferatu: The Morning of My Death

"...writer and director, Edward Elefterion, does a wonderful job of combining old with new and was masterfully able to elicit true emotion and fear from his cast to create an endearing story against nothing but a black back drop." 
- broadwayworld.com  on The Siblings