Hollywood Progresive - Ed Rampell

The Aussie Ms. Sulzberger conveys an increasing hysteria, as The Woman’s aspiration devolves from finding Mr. Right to encountering sheer terror.

In one of the most fortuitous improv moments I’ve ever witnessed on the boards, when The Woman meets 10-year-old Miles (Spann plays the lad) Sulzberger’s Victorian dress came undone.... 

Shari Barrett

Broadway World Los Angeles:
But with the two talented actors so dedicated to presenting interesting characters whose lives go so far from normal in such a short time, just watching the characters descent away from what we would consider to be normal is mind-boggling and presently authentically without caricature. In fact, Sulzberger's natural innocence and wonder speak volumes without her uttering a word.

Carol Wimmer

STAGE WHISPERS- "Emily Sulzberger and Amy-Victoria Brooks are enticingly glitzy as the blondes gentlemen apparently like to prefer – though the ‘spice’ they bring to the play is definitely ‘tongue in cheek’!"

Lisa Thatcher

Amy Victoria Brooks as Jane Russel’s Dorothy Shaw and Emily Sulzberger as Marilyn Monroe’s Lorelei Lee who give shining performances as the iconic stars that moves beyond mere caricature.

Lynn Belvedere

SYDNEY ARTS GUIDE - "The unravelling of intergenerational female relationships are brilliantly explored. The right to die movement, friendly fire, women in the military on the front line in Iraq, hiding sexual assault on military women."

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SYDNEY ARTS GUIDE - "The unravelling of intergenerational female relationships are brilliantly explored. The right to die movement, friendly fire, women in the military on the front line in Iraq, hiding sexual assault on military women."