"Laura Linney coolness"

“Mary is played with Laura Linney coolness by Monette Magrath”

— Charles McNaulty, The Los Angeles Times

"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

"Sensitively and beautifully performed... believably true to life"

“Sensitively and beautifully performed by its two actors…believably true to life. It is almost literally a dance as the two characters venture toward and back away from each other. Magrath impressively delivers science-jargon-laden phrases in giddy torrents.”

— Daryl H. Miller, The Los Angeles Times

"Shows promise"

“Monette Magrath… shows promise.”

— Michael Phillips, Los Angeles Times

"Critics' Choice"

“Critics’ Choice…the versatile actors deliver a powerful recreation of this stage documentary.”

— Los Angeles Times

"Rock solid"

“A rock solid production...fortunate in it’s cast.”

— F. Kathleen Foley, Los Angeles Times

"Demure femininity... turbulent depths as well"

“Monette Magrath’s Sibyl—with her short, blonde, wavy hair—is the very picture of demure femininity. Yet (she) possesses turbulent depths as well.”

— Daryl H. Miller, Los Angeles Times

"Affecting... funny, credible"

“Affecting…genuinely felt. Magrath and Pierce create a funny, credible sibling bond.”

— Charlotte Stoudt, The Los Angeles Times

"Moving"

“The production has Magrath moving… between exacting scientist and never-been-kissed girlishness.”

— Charlotte Stoudt, LA Times