Selene Luna lives in a building once inhabited by Lucille Ball, and whatever magic Ball left in the walls seems to have rubbed off. Luna radiates old Hollywood glamour, and it's not just the kitten heels or the torpedo bra. She's got a quirky humor reminiscent of the red-haired comedian, made naughty by a touch of Bettie Page sensuality and the girlish charm of Betty Boop.  It's that kind of presence that has made Luna one of the most recognizable faces in the city's burlesque-revival scene.
Pandora Young
LA Weekly, LA People 2007

In her solo show, Selene Luna stands tall at 3-feet-11-inches, while dishing the dirt on celebrities she’s worked with on stage, screen and TV, and debunking myths about Little People in the entertainment industry.  Luna’s had an interesting life…Luna’s stories about Hollywood are equally fascinating…Family photos, pictures of noteworthy Little People and video clips of Luna’s acting work have been seamlessly incorporated into the show.
Sandra Ross,
L.A. Weekly Theater Critics,
Selene Luna’s “SAY IT TO MY FACE!”

What Selene lacks in height, she sure makes up for in spunk. Call her what you want, but Selene will never be less than fabulous.
Nikki Wantz, ww.la2day.com/nightguide,
"Say It To My Face!" An evening with Selene Luna

In her last show, Pocket Venus, Silver Lake fixture Selene Luna delighted audiences with her zany mixture of autobiographical monologues, burlesque and even a bit of puppetry. With several of her friends and fellow artists there to assist her, she confessed her experiences being a little person, drawing the audience into her world and ultimately teaching a few good lessons about the value of perseverance and self-love.
Ken Knox, www.inlamag.com/926/silverlake/slspot.html, Spotlight: ‘Say It To My Face’