"Felino Dolloso's Major, in particular, is a finely tuned and powerful performance that has the ability to move us and draw us into the emotional complexities of being trapped on the darker side of the struggle for freedom. Indeed as the oppressor it becomes pointedly clear that he too is equally oppressed. Dolloso's monologues are the high point in this production and indicate an actor of great depth who's full of exciting promise."
- Helen Barry, Australian Stage
"Standing out is Felino Dolloso's portrayal of an army major whose angry ruthlessness is tempered by nagging doubts."
- John Shand, The Sydney Morning Herald
"Felino Dolloso gives a strong performance as the Major, a hard as nails man, who nevertheless finds himself conflicted over the military's uncompromising stance against the monks."
- David Kary, sydneyartsguide.com
"The final ingredient in the ironic turmoil of a Quiet Night is a serene-faced menace in green fatigues, The Major (Felino Dolloso). He represents all that is dangerous in a military machine that long ago forgot its duty to the people; and his apparent mildness only enhances that horror."
- Diana Simmonds, Stage Noise
"Felino Dolloso, despite his diminutive stature, towers as The Major. At times, he's truly intimidating, as he crashes through the fourth wall, a veritable South Asian Saddam, to scare the living daylights out of us."
- Lloyd Bradford Syke, Curtain Call - Crikey.com.au
"Felino Dolloso is authentic as The Major - an excellent baddie, the guy you feel free to hate."
- Geraldine Worthington, Oz baby boomers
"Felino Dolloso puts in a dynamic and arresting turn as Jose Molina, Celia's former lover and torture victim who's long since given up on the revolution."
- Lloyd Bradford Syke (review of the play Havana Harlem)
"Measure - which takes on the story of a suspected Cambodian Khmer Rouge soldier who is forced to face his past. It's brimming with depth and realism, thanks to an emotionally charged and vulnerable performance by Felino Dolloso"
- Australian Stage
"Driven by a charismatic performance by Felino Dolloso as the half brother whose killer instincts are buoyed by wry wit"
- Andrew L. Urban - Urban Cinefile
(review of feature film "The Devil's 6 Commandments)
"Lead Felino Dolloso (Harris), turning in solid performances with fairly complex roles. Dolloso in particular has to deliver on a character who is psychotic while having a rum sense of humour. The Actor reminds me of someone but I can't recall who."
- scaryminds
Review of the feature film 'The Devil's 6 Commandments' in North America. Felino Dolloso plays the lead role of 'Ares'.
Felino Dolloso was born in Manila Philippines and has grown up in Australia.
He has a Bachelor of Arts Degree and is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts Melbourne University.
He has been acting for more than ten years now and have recently been doing some writing and directing short scenes as well.
As an actor he has worked in TV, Film and Stage/Theatre in Australia.
Felino Dolloso will be seen in leading roles in the feature films; Seeing the Elephant (ICE Productions), The King's Seed, Pitbulls and Suppose the night tasted like sugar which are all planned for release in 2012.
Television roles include guest roles in
- All Saints MRU
- Spirited
- Answered by Fire
- The Hostages
Film work include roles in
- Callabona Red
- Tallulah Falls Apart
- Balibo
- Candy
- The Devil’s 6 Commandments
- RaChoi
- Mother Fish and others.
On Stage and Theatre work, he has been fortunate enough to have worked with the
- Urban Theatre Productions
- Griffin Theatre
- Riverside Theatre
- Brand Spanking New Theatre Festival
- Subtlenuance Theatre
- Belvoir St Theatre Company B
- StageDirections Theatre
- New Theatre
- Bakehouse Theatre
- Sydney Fringe Festival
- The Colour Blind Project Theatre Festival.
- Short & Sweet Theatre Festival
For more details on his current and past projects – please click on the link below;
http://www.facebook.com/pages/FELINO-DOLLOSO/114218141930025