“Thomas finishes with the best scene, in which frumpy Chantel, the outstanding Adey Grummet, reveals she wants to be a pole dancer – and actually makes you care about her struggle.”

“Chantel's aria about pole dancing, superbly sung by Adey Grummet, is a show-stopper. Grummet has a magnificent spinto-ish soprano voice that sounded huge in the small but echoing main house at BAC, and intense commitment that was perfect for the physically obsessed Chantel.”

“In this spare and serious work Alcestis is played by the wonderful Adey Grummet.”

“Grummet’s singing brought the determined, resourceful heroine to dramatic life in the powerfully written solos and expressive duets with the husband and with death.”

“The cast had many strengths. Adey Grummet’s Oscar was most popular.”

"Adey Grummet, chewing gum manipulator extraordinaire, turned the often over-sweet Mabel into a petulant miss whom you forgave everything when she sang the plaintive duet with Frederick.”

“It’s not often that a maid steals the show but Adey Grummet does it. Coming on stage first she cleans the set and then gives an unexpectedly polished performance.”

“Adey Grummet steals the limelight with her outrageous Adele.”

“Adele is a gem to treasure from the remarkable Adey Grummet, who delivers a wicked laughter aria.”

“Adey Grummet’s Adele grew into a formidable comedian.”

“Adey is a person of the highest artistic integrity, with an honesty and straightforwardness of the very best kind.”