"The feline Magrath hits the right note of aloof neediness"

“As a lazily jet-setting society beauty …the feline Magrath hits the right note of aloof neediness, particularly in an exquisite second act…”

— Rob Kendt

"Magrath is excellent"

“Monette Magrath is ‘excellent.’”

— Kerry Lengel, The Arizona Republic

"Deceptively flippant... appears to glide"

“As the deceptively flippant Lady Caroline Magrath actually appears to glide across the ground that the other earthbound ladies merely trod.”

— Julio Martinez, Daily Variety

"Huge laughs with a simple 'yes'"

“Monette Magrath, as Caroline, gets more, huge laughs with a simple ‘yes’ than some performers can get in a page of jokes.”

— Art Thomas, Cleveland West Life

"Curious eccentric quality"

“Though languid enough to call for a steel corset merely to keep her upright, Monette Magrath has a curious eccentric quality (as) Lady Caroline.”

— James Damico, Cleveland Free Times

"Compelling... tranforms into a real and feeling person"

“As the socialite Caroline, Magrath is compelling as she transforms from a cold oft-hurt woman, into a real and feeling person.”

— Roy Berko, Olmsted-Fairview Times

"Magnificent acting"

“Magnificent acting…as the risqué flapper, Lady Caroline, Monette Magrath faced her despair and losses in life and gained new strength.”

— Paula Shulak, Theatre Maven

"Undercurrent of sadness"

“A flapper with a tragic romantic past… Monette Magrath’s Lady Caroline has an undercurrent of sadness. A fine ensemble.”

— James Reel, Tucson Weekly

"Vogue, beautiful, and sensuous"

“Lady Caroline Bramble is played by the vogue, beautiful, and sensuous Monette Magrath.”

— Nicholas Connell, AZ Weekly Magazine