The reviews are in!

Some exerpts from David Appleford's review of ABT's "9 to 5." Click the link to read the full article!

"The three delightful leads are extremely well cast. Carolyn McPhee brings a natural quality to her level-headed Violet that grounds the trio of unintentionally rebellious women. Janet McWilliams ‘ Judy is less the bespectacled and clutzy nerd of the film version and here plays the part as an enthusiastic ditz, a little too eager to please, even though this is her first job in an office and she’s woefully unprepared to be anywhere near a typewriter, or a Xerox machine."

"Both Carolyn and Erica sing well and elevate the blandness of some of the numbers to a higher level, but it’s Janet’s rendition of Get Out and Stay Out that stands out. When her character’s husband – appropriately called Dick – crawls back to her having been spurned by his girlfriend, Judy rebuffs and really sells the song. For a moment, Judy’s character relinquishes her broad, comical characteristics and suddenly becomes a woman of real flesh and blood. When she sings of taking back her life, she really means it."

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