Babes with Blades Theatre Co.'s The Lady Demands Satisfaction Reviews:

"Felipe Carrasco's (Osric) physical comedy is outstanding. It was like watching a Logan-square sad boi at a poetry open mic, who was learning how to walk, while also maybe being on a psychedelic drug. So many power lunges, so little time."

-Hooligan Mag Chicago

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Teatro Vista's The Madres Reviews:

"As a government solider Diego, Felipe Carrasco positively makes the skin crawl with his line delivery and his transformation as a fierce abuser of his power." -Broadway World Review 

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16th Street Theater's Harbur Gate Reviews:

"Stephanie Shum and Felipe Carrasco are especially strong as a mismatched, but still functional team: he's a traditional jarhead who doesn't believe women have a place in the marines; she's a marine who does." -Chicago Reader

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"However, the play hits its stride in the flashback to Moss's convoy trip with Russo (Felipe Carrasco), a brash twenty-one-year-old- with responsibilities far beyond his maturity. Both actors are magnificent in this scene, she repressed and suspicious, he chauvinistic and rebellious." -Picture This Post

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Riverside Theatre's Bomb-Itty Of Errors Reviews:

"But it is Carrasco...who is the breakout star of this tight crew." "...Carrasco is omnipresent, running through the set's simple four-door setup to emerge as a new character only seconds later." "...His Luciana is an absolute joy...He plays the character with the crossed-dressed dedication of a Kids in the Hall cast member, offering a warmth and depth to what could easily be a one-note dumb blonde stereotype." -Little Village Magazine

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Tympanic Theatre Co.'s Waiting for Godot Reviews

"The production is not without fresh takes particularly from Felipe Carrasco, whose Estragon promises good things ahead for the young actor." -NewCity Chicago,  Waiting for Godot, Tympanic Theatre