"Marilyn Anne Michaels, Les Feltmate and Ryan McGivern are pitch perfect in constructing a misunderstanding about a three-way."

"Anthropomorphism is key to David Greig's wholly captivating 'Magpie and the Cat,' directed by Amanda Delheimer and played with enormous charm by Marilyn Anne Michaels and Sean Kaplan. The cat and bird meet at a singles bar, engage in all the usual seduction rituals and end up in bed. Feathers fly before morning."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels is a joy as Peggy Evans, one of Alan's many paramours. She creates some new sparks in a role we've seen many times before."

"And as the lovable but challenged ditsy blonde, Marilyn Anne Michaels seduces Buddy with a head massage you won't soon forget."

"Clad in a cutout dress, Marilyn Anne Michaels is all sex and seduction, slithering up and down a column in 'A Call From the Vatican,' but she too, registers the pain that Contini seems so capable of engendering in his women."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels's Carla develops from trashy ('A Call from The Vatican') to transcendent ('Simple') over the course of the show."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels is cute and adorable as the hottie Carla. She slinks about the stage in her lace body stocking with just the right amount of brass and feminine sexuality. Anne Michaels handles one of the show's broadest characters adroitly."

"Anchoring Arthur Kopit's minimal book is James Finnerty as the filmmaker on the verge of a Freudian burnout, with sturdy supporting work from Pamela Turlow, Marie Goodkin, Marilyn Anne Michaels, Makeba Pace, and Belinda Belk as his long-suffering wife, mother, mistress, producer, and leading lady respectively."

"As directed by Janel Winter, Minton resonates as a gawky, sensitive teenager trying to make a difficult decision, and Marilyn Anne Michaels is equally strong as Joe's best friend, Gracie, who has a crush on his mom."

"And Marilyn Anne Michaels, Jenn SavaRyan and Amy Guillory endow their underwritten characters with engaging personalities..."

"Jeremy Trager confidently plays the slyly knowing narrator, and Blake Sereno and Marilyn Anne Michaels are affecting as seekers of shelter on a cold Christmas Eve."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels delivers the most quietly luminous performance as Mary, paired with a genuinely supportive Blake Sereno as Joseph."

"Ryan Waite, Erin Mosher, Bailey Boudreau, and especially Marilyn Anne Michaels as the Man's sister give their characters depth."

"The entire cast, in fact, is rife with solid performances, including those by Tom Buttel as Mr. Sussel, Marilyn Anne Michaels as Margot Frank..."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels does well with the thankless role of Anne's quiet but kind sister Margot..."

"...including some happy personality work by D. Scott Ferguson, Andy Hoffman, Tate Allen, Frank J. Harts III, and a beguiling Marilyn Anne Michaels."

"...made all the more pointed by the spirited work from Laura Slater as the forked-tongued Sylvia Fowler; Julie Granata's sinisterly perfect turn as the gold-digging Crystal Allen; Marilyn Anne Michaels's slapstick timing as the forever pregnant but less-than-doting mother Edith Potter ('What's that on the baby's nose,' she asked by a concerned friend. 'Oh, an ash,' she says, flicking her cigarette.)"

"The cast is small, but packs more talent and experience than many of the grandiose shows... Michaels and Stadler are apprentices, but they put on one heck of a performance. Both are students at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. You'd never guess they were not veteran actors... Comedy is hard to do, folks, and these actors do it."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels is appropriately saucy as the tart Emilie..."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels offsets the more aggressive characters with her warmhearted hippie simplicity. All the women have powerful moments..."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels embodies Sooze's anger and ambition with passionate commitment, and the chemistry between her and Wolf reveals all the awkward pain and needy nuances of two young people who are outgrowing one another but who still fear undergoing real change."

"Marilyn Anne Michaels lends the most dominant female presence to the play, and her aching for something more than just Burnfield is something anyone who grew up in a nowhere suburb can relate to."

"Also appealing is Marilyn Anne Michaels as Audrey. Anne Michaels describes her character as 'Ann-Margret trying to bust out of Ellie Mae Clampett,' and she makes this evident with a clueless charm and a Cindy Brady-like lisp... Farbo and Anne Michaels are usually at the center of the show's finest numbers, which include Audrey's dreamy 'Somewhere That's Green,' the quirky love duet 'Suddenly Seymour'..."