Kate Radmilovic / Critiques

"In the tearoom, Milner-Evans reigns supreme as owner Myrtle Bagot, a huge comic performance matched by a huge vocal range and versatility. She has fun too as Laura's daughter; and Laura's friend who catches her awkwardly unawares. She's no slacker on piano and particularly washboard too! Her relationship with her own ardent admirer, ticket inspector Albert Godby, and their romantic antics provide a perfect antidote to the high drama of Alec and Laura's encounters. Charles Angiama is a gloriously funny and physical Albert, dominated by his adored Myrtle.”

"Kate Milner-Evans’s Myrtle Bagot is bursting with personality as she pours out cups of tea for comedic effect, with her short embodiment of a spoilt child, Margot, being another of the night’s standouts.”