“Brooke Harrsch as Marian is believably cast as the town’s librarian, who has read all those ‘suspicious’ books. The moments between [Harold and Marian] are touching. They blend beautifully in “Till There Was You.”
“Brooke Harrsch is deliciously high strung as Jean, ...[she] gives the character an amazing tense energy as she careens around the stage trying to stay on top of every development.”
“Harrsch gives an empowered defiance to Matt’s close friend and lesbian activist Romaine Patterson...”
“As Susan, Brooke Harrsch is emotion personified. She struggles mightily to contain her tears while balanced on the sharp edge of sadness.”
“Did we say there are Mummies? They’re played with gusto by... Brooke Harrsch (who delivers the best-ever PSF curtain talk).”
“Elizabeth’s sister, Jane, is seven months pregnant and
Brooke Harrsch makes Jane good-natured although uncomfortable, but pleasantly enthusiastic.”
“As Kay, Brooke Harrsch shows the right amount of sparkle and arrogance, making her both likable and unlikable.”