“For a really wonderful display of comic timing, Lionel Blair should have studied his co-star Nino Firetto.His hilarious portrayal of the hung over delinquentJimmy had the audience shrieking with laughter one minute and wincing with empathy the next.” - BROMLEY

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“Jimmy is superbly played by Nino Firetto, particularly
when he goes to Robert’s flat suffering from a hangover.
His Antics, aping a drunk to perfection, are hilarious and
the play is worth seeing for that scene alone.”
-YORKSHIRE POST - HULL
 
“The redeeming performance came from a real-life 
disc jockey – Cambridge DJ Nino Firetto – who              
played the part of Marion’s ex-boyfriend Jimmy with 
great poise and concentration.  It’s a pity no one else
tried as hard.” -BRIGHTON LEADER 

“The star-studded cast also includes heartthrob NinoFiretto… a comedian in the making.” 
-GRIMBSY & SCUNTHORPE  EVENING TELEGRAPH  

 

“Heart-throb Nino treads the boards for the first time as Marion’s ex-boyfriend Jimmy.  Nino, who springs from radio and children’s television, was superb as Jimmy, drunkenly trying to win back his estranged lover.” -THE EXTRA - WINCHESTER 
 
“While not the largest role, Nino Firetto, who is not unknown in Portsmouth, brings to his little vignette a comic element that is a cross between Manuel and Jacques Tatti, and a new meaning to the term rubber legs and arms.”
-PORTSMOUTH NEWS

“Nino Firetto is an excellent scruffy boyfriend Jimmy, staggering into Danver’s exclusive flat with spiked hair and torn jeans.  His study of a man suffering the mega hangover on the morning after is 100 proof hilarity.”
-WMN - TORQUAY 

 

“Nino Firetto plays the drunken drummer Jimmy, Marion’s 
once and future boyfriend, in a hugely inventive display of
post-party inebriation.” - CAMBRIDGE