“A creative force with amazing sensibility... and what a soul.”
— ENDA WALSH
“The radiant Ms. Street moves persuasively between fragility and strength.”
— The New York Times
THE REVIEWS
“Street’s standout scene involving a Cleopatra cameo, the subject of spontaneous applause, is worth the admission price alone.”
— Zealnyc
“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.”
— The Guardian
“Sarah Street showcases a delicate strength as Josie and plays with the dynamic of the two brothers with beautiful plausibility.”
— Broadway World
“Sarah Street gives Annie a dizzy screwball charm.”
— Lighting and Sound America
“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.”
— Huff Post UK
“Sarah Street is effervescent as the captivating, self destructing millennial with a daddy complex.”
— Stage Biz
“Street as Phyllis is every inch the devoted young wife and mother.”
— Curtain Up
“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”
