Reviews "Elizabeth Broadhurst performed the title character at the Sunday matinee and proved why she was capable of filling in at any time. Although every grin, step and comedic aside has been meticulously choreographed, Broadhurst's performance is anything but mechanical." ~Paul Wozniak

"I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here," led by Annie and Grace Farrell (Elizabeth Broadhurst),
has immense charm, making it clear why Warbucks should promote Grace from secretary to wife."
Anita Gates, New York Times

"Elizabeth Broadhurst is perfectly cast as Warbucks' secretary, Grace, and seems like a 1920s
film star plucked directly from B&W into color. It's hard to embody goodness
and still be interesting, but Broadhurst manages this feat with style and obvious talent."
~Terry Morgan




"with Elizabeth Broadhurst as Warbuck's assistant Grace, adding style and, well, grace..."
New York Daily News
 

"Elizabeth Broadhurst is charming..."
Frank Scheck, New York Post


"Elizabeth Broadhurst, plays Grace Farrell, the efficient, straight, and may I add, strikingly sexy,
secretary to Warbucks. Broadhurst is perfect in this role. She is absolutely beautiful, her
loveliness enhanced more so, by the melodious quality of her voice and her flawless diction.
Classy and mesmerizing, Broadhurst never missed a beat. As Grace, she is secretly in love
with her boss Oliver Warbucks, the lucky, lucky man."
~Zachary Marsden





"Elizabeth Broadhurst gives a warm and winning performance..."
~Barbara and Scott Siegel



"Elizabeth Broadhurst is a particularly radiant Grace."
~Michael Sommers, Star Leger


"Elizabeth Broadhurst has a twinkle in her eyes and a lovely, warm soprano voice."
~David-Edward Hughes


 

"Elizabeth Broadhurst is bubbly and charming"
~Les Spindle

Spirit of '76

"If you have any fireworks left from the 4th, send one up for Martha Jefferson. Less known than her husband, Thomas,
she played an important role in the founding of our nation. Martha, after all, provided an outlet for the passion of
violin-playing Thomas, allowing him to focus on writing an often lyric Declaration of Independence.
Elizabeth Broadhurst gives a divine mezzo soprano to Martha Jefferson."
~Rohan Preston

 

                 

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