THE REVIEWS
“Ms Street is bitterly funny as the languidly sour Alice.”
“A creative force with amazing sensibility... and what a soul.”
“The radiant Ms. Street moves persuasively between fragility and strength.”
“Street’s standout scene involving a Cleopatra cameo, the subject of spontaneous applause, is worth the admission price alone.”
“There is that birth, screamed out by the only woman in the cast, Sarah Street, who also packs a mean All Black and a loitering Limerick urchin.”
“Sarah Street showcases a delicate strength as Josie and plays with the dynamic of the two brothers with beautiful plausibility.”
“Sarah Street gives Annie a dizzy screwball charm.”
“Street, as Beverley, provides a very physical performance, as she floats around her front room carelessly hoisting her G&T in hand, obliviously spilling it repeatedly on the carpet.”
“Sarah Street is effervescent as the captivating, self destructing millennial with a daddy complex.”
“Street as Phyllis is every inch the devoted young wife and mother.”
“Sarah Street is the country girl with the thousand yard stare and as haunted as a ruined church, she plays Sarah Jane Wylie’s predicament so well that it is sometimes unsettling to watch”
