PRESS
"Sara (Lucille) Law as Johanna might have been one more little helpless female, but instead is a nightingale in a cage; a fluttering songstress winged bird, flapping her arms (or are they wings?) against the spirit of captivity...Her large voice adds to the power of her performance as a not emotionally helpless, yet physically captive, long blonde haired object of carnal desire."
BIG ISLAND MAGAZINE (2018)
2018 BROADWAYWORLD BEST ACTRESS WINNER
July
2019
APRIL (2019 BROADWAYWORLD BEST ACTRESS NOMINEE) / COMPANY
"Sara (Lucille) Law as the sincerely dumb stewardess April had impeccable timing with her enthusiastically inane conversation, and the post love-making, back-and-forth duet with Bobby, another "yes-no-yes-no" situation, was a delight."
BIG ISLAND MAGAZINE
"(Sara Lucille) Law scored impressively last summer as Tytania in the MMF production of Benjamin Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Her attractive voice and animated stage presence provided plenty of comedic fizz. Disguised as Countess Almaviva in the masquerade of the final scene, Law brought charm and just the proper faux allure to "Deh vieni, non tardar". Whether trading barbs and scuffles with Marcellina, or pretending infatuation with the lecherous Count Almaviva, this Susanna was athletic as well as vocally agile."
SOUTH FLORIDA CLASSICAL REVIEW
"Sara (Lucille) Law projected confidence and eloquence as Susanna, with a beautiful top end to her voice that never tired. We loved every second of Law's ability to show us Susanna's internal thought process, and she gave us a character that never faltered."
THE MUSICAL TIMES
June
2019
SUSANNA / LE NOZZE DI FIGARO
June
2018
TYTANIA / A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
"As Tytania, Sara (Lucille) Law's striking stage presence and pinpoint high coloratura made every one of her scenes a standout. Under the spell of the flower's potion, her love scene with the weaver Bottom, transformed into a donkey, was hilarious and her voice floated luminously over the elegant wind writing."
SOUTH FLORIDA CLASSICAL REVIEW
"As Barbarina, petite soprano Sara (Lucille) Law was exactly what the role called for. She sang with brightness and lightness and clarity of tone."
VOCE DI MECHE
