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"LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS REVIEW'S"

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“Sarah-Jane Casey created the quintessential 1960’s woman with flowers on her dresss and marijuana in her purse. Her seduction of Barney is full of youthful energy and an absolute lack of self awareness that was charming and wonderful”

“She is a non-stop belly laugh, on opening night it seemed as if she single-handedly saved the show”

-Judy Harrison, Bangor Daily

"Sarah-Jane Casey's Bobbi is a completely different animal. The crazed actress is brought to life by the brassiness and manic energy of Casey, who deftly walks the line between sweet and certifiable. Bobbi could easily degenerate into one-note shrillness, but Casey creates a person we believe."

-Allen Adams, The Maine Edge

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