JANE CORTNEY

Jane Cortney's Shelly is hilarious...

The most humanity comes out in Cortney's stunning performance of Mir'l's final monologue. She balances both Mir'l's strong-willed rebellion and her vulnerable fright with force and commitment.

The cast is excellent, led by the luminous Jane Cortney as Alma--every moment of indecision, disappointment, and joy is illuminated in her expressive performance.

Jane Cortney was brilliant as a mercurial Olivia, her actions and reactions all revealing a remarkably intelligent comedienne working at full capacity.

Simon’s vampy guest, Myrna, is well-played by Jane Cortney.

Jane Cortney is able to combine just the right amounts of innocence, loss, and brashness as the woman in confession...

Cortney is luminously melancholy...