“Oroyan’s 2000 effort “Golf Ball Hunting” is the dance Quentin Tarantino would want to make. The performers literally bounce off the walls, jump like ninjas, and go fast and furious from beginning to end. In short, it’s a blast.” – Star Tribune

“Edward Bruno Oroyan’s “Golf Ball Hunting” sends an army of five dancers (the BLM men and Selle-Virtucio) on madcap maneuvers. In what appears to be a boot camp for ninjas crossed with the Marx Brothers on massive doses of performance-enhancing drugs, these dancers bust through space, leaking testosterone. It’s a fast, funny, rambunctious addition to this gutsy evening of dance.” – Pioneer Press

“Oroyan’s piece Golf Ball Hunting is a much more conventional work, featuring five movers’ fast-paced urban-oriented moves over a trip-hop beat. It was also an audience favorite, drawing rousing applause.” –Twin Cities Daily Planet