REVIEWS

"Madeline Raube as Countess Lily absolutely steals the show with her powerhouse voice"
~Larisa Hicken, FRONT ROW REVIEWERS
"Everyone loves a good comedic scapegoat, and Madeline Raube as Mrs. Peacock was the perfect "love to laugh at her" character. She had the foibles, the contradictions, the sound effects. She had it all, and it kept my attention throughout the whole story."
~ The Marriage Matinee, BROADWAY WORLD INDIANAPOLIS
"Madeline Raube did a wonderful job with Mrs. Peacock. Her purposely pitchy voice had the sound of a snobby wealthy cartoon character, but nervous. She was immediately a source of comedy and her inflection added to the character wonderfully. Her entrance really kicked off the play for me."
~Pariss Brown, THE ARTS STL
"Madeline Raube as Countess Lily - a classic musical comic role in the mold of Miss Hannigan, or Miss Adelaide, or every role Judy Kaye ever played. She's marvelous...You won't want the "Countess and the Common Man" number to end. Her "Land of Yesterday" number, a kind of "20th Century Blues," convinced me she could sustain a musical of her own."
~Anthony Chase, BUFFALO NEWS
"Some of the cast makes a lasting impression, like triple threat Madeline Raube, who plays Countess Lily and whose star is no doubt on the rise."
~Austin Bailey, ARKANSAS TIMES

"Mrs. Peacock, played by Madeline Raube, adds another layer of humor with a distinct character voice and timing that lands reliably with the audience...a particular standout who consistently commanded attention and anchored the production throughout."
~ The Art Collective, WASHINGTON PAVILION
"Raube steals the show with her performance of 'Land of Yesterday,' quick wit and comedic timing. She was by far my favorite thing about the production."
~Brett Burger, LAVENDER MAGAZINE

"Madeline Raube's over-the-top shenanigans as Mrs. Peacock nearly steal the show. Mixing upper-class crustiness with a more sublime vulnerability, she delivers a character rich in texture."
~Rob Levy, BROADWAY WORLD ST. LOUIS
