"The Divas, Jordyn Brady, Meg Rocha and Martina Y. Sanchez, deliver powerhouse vocals while at times perched on scaffolding, fearing at any moment, someone would be knocked out by a low hanging speaker if they moved their head millimeters in the wrong direction. Sanchez is hilarious as the unforgettable ping-pong girl while Brady steals laughs as a local barfly. Both dive headfirst into every character." 

- R.C. Samo, July 18, 2026

"Standout performances from Martina Sanchez, Marc Marger, Eric T. Anderson and Juliet Fischer anchor a cast of nearly 20, backed by a live band led by conductor/keyboardist Roxanna Ward, with David Lopez on guitar, David Page on drums and Lou Savage on bass. The energy is high, the laughs are loud (from those able to laugh at themselves) and the satire lands sharp but affectionately. " 

- R.C. Samo, October 11, 2025

"Martina Y Sanchez matches [Ron Gutterman] beat for beat as Rosie, exuding intelligence and fire. Her scenes navigating thinly veiled racism, especially from the larger-than-life Mae Peterson, hilariously played by the showstopper Dana Cook, are handled with grit, and impeccable timing. Every snide passive-aggressive guilt trip is the heart of her character." 

- R.C. Samo, July 20, 2025