"The chorus is universally wonderful, and the many big song-and-dance numbers are utterly delightful, memorable, and easily worth the cost of admission. Smaller numbers, like the harmonies made by the 'Loverly' quartet transcend the grand."

"[John] Adkinson [as Colonel Pickering] manages to reveal a surprising bit of complexity and humor in the man who is mostly a foil for the bombastic authoritarian Henry Higgins (Jonathan Grunert)."

"The second act’s gravity and excitement seemed to revolve around these spectacles … the explosion of energy and bravado that accompanied Alfred P. Doolittle’s (played by Michael Hegerty) 'Get Me to the Church On Time' [and] Becky Saunders’s Mrs. Higgins as perfectly snarky and hilariously apt."

"[Madeline Powell] is determined, willful, and self-possessed from the start. She is a fiery redhead in a long line of black-and-white Elizas … a confident Eliza from the get-go."

"'On the Street Where You Live' [is] performed with complete perfection by Cameron Loyal as Freddy. Loyal’s voice is a smooth wave of pleasure. Freddy’s puppy love is poignant, but Loyal’s rendition conveys the ecstasy of unbridled passion."

"Madeline Powell as Eliza Doolittle has a pure and clear soprano voice, powerful, vulnerable and raging in all the appropriate places."