As an actor...

"While Bella Elizabeth plays two smaller roles, she lights up the stage. The young woman has star quality. She is perfectly cast as a rock star psychiatrist, or, more aptly, a psychiatrist who is perceived as a rock star" - Michael Buzzelli ('Burgh Vivant).

"Carstea absolutely kills it as both Mr. Davidson and General Macnamera. Her performance of “What do you want, Paul?” is when the show starts making the transition from good to great. This is in no small part due to Carstea’s command of the space" -  Vincent Tate (The Globe)

"Written by Mando Gonzalvez ... this story follows a group of villagers in the town of Clifton as they grapple with their own identities and a growing werewolf threat. With supernatural forces at play, the line between friend and foe blurs, leading to a dramatic confrontation where survival comes at a heartbreaking cost" - Robert Fornataro (The Globe)

"Carstea tackles the moody, emo, and edgy Megan Jones. She’s got a permanent ice chip on her shoulder, which inevitably melts the more Puff-y she becomes. This trio of talent really gives a rousing performance ... and their story becomes one that, despite laughing all the way through, you actually care about" - Amanda N. Gunther (Theatre Bloom)

"Bella Carstea was born to be Lily... Just stunning" - Alisanna Vincent (Glenelg Theatre Department)