Fox on the Fairway
News Tribune: "Lisa McCormick is a giddy, perpetual-motion knockout as Justin's fiancee, Louise... The actors have thrown themselves into this show with no sign of caution, and the result is farce raised to an art."
NYTimes: "This production is enlivened by a crew of expert performers who shoot over the play’s rough patches and successfully score numerous laughs... It boasts plenty of bright moments, as when Lisa McCormick's giddy, hyperactive Louise discovers Justin being soundly kissed by Pamela."
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Arts Maven: "McCormick's dances of excitement will have you splitting your sides, as will her attempt to clean up spilled goldfish snacks and nuts using only one hand (and a foot)."
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Peter Scolari and Lisa McCormick in Fox on the Fairway
She Loves Me
Toronto Star: And the actors deliver. A young woman named Lisa McCormick is likely the most appealing musical theatre ingénue that I've seen in years. She has wit, grace, vulnerability and a voice that knows how to soar."
Seattle Times: "This season's more intimate tuner, the delectable Broadway bonbon "She Loves Me," triumphs. McCormick's comic agility and rapturous soprano voice stand out in a fine ensemble. She's Broadway-ready and the real deal"
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Wall Street Journal just named ‘She Loves Me’ one of the best shows of 2010: “My travels, as usual, brought me much pleasure, including one of the best musicals of the year, Oregon Shakespeare's "She Loves Me" in Ashland,…” -Terry Teachout,
Mark Bedard and Lisa McCormick in She Loves Me
Noises Off
Press Herald: “McCormick pulls off the rare feat of being both sexy and funny. Not only does her Brooke lack a depth of intelligence, which she demonstrates in one ditsy line after another but she also does some incredibly funny physical bits. (McCormick) comically adjusts her lingerie, balances on furniture, and finds comfort in balusters or sculptures-very funny business!”
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The Phoenix: “Lisa McCormick as the blonde and adorably absent Brooke has some understated but devastatingly funny physical gags with which she tides herself over when rehearsal gets constipated”
Mark Honan and Lisa McCormick in
Noises Off
