“She steals the show” (Bill Hagerty… The Sun London)
“Lara Mulcahy quickly grabs it in a headlock, sensationally belting out her big number ‘Take A Chance On Me’ . Director Phyllida Lloyd must be delighted she did” (Bill Hagerty… The Sun London)
“This ABBA celebration has taken a dynamic new talent onboard…Lara Mulcahy” (Bill Hagerty… The Sun london)
“W.A has produced another treasure…Lara Mulcahy” (Julia May)
“She’s very funny and moving in the true sense of comedy” (John Hyde… The West Australian)
“A standout performance” (Ron Banks… The West Australian)
“Lara Mulcahy gives the standout performance. Her song is the show’s highlight” (Jim Murphy… The Age)
“A Master of comedy, she won the day with her hilarious portrayal” (Jane Howard)
“She brings the house down!” (Jane Howard)
“Lara Mulcahy is a scene stealer. Her comedy is impeccable and she wins the audience with ‘Gooch’s Song’.” (Kate Herbert… Herald Sun)
“Lara Mulcahy brings a warmth and amiable candour to Gooch, while eliciting uproars of laughter from the audience.” (Melita Pereira… Australian Stage)
“Mulcahy is a hoot and brings the house down.” (Simon Parris… Theatre People)
“A show stopping performance.” (Danny Gocs)
“Uproarious, in a side-splittingly funny star turn as ‘Rosie” . With comic timing to die for!” (Jack Teiwes… Australian Stage)
“The standout performance” (James Morgan… Stage Whispers)
“A strong singing voice and great comic performance” (Alan Bird… London theatre.co.uk)
“Brought energy and humour to the stage, a huge crowd pleaser.” (Brionny Skinner… Sydney Morning Herald)
“Fabulous as ever” (Diana Simmonds… Stage Noise)
“Gives a convincing account of Mae West, nailing her insouciant drawl and trucker’s carriage” (Jason Blake… Sydney Morning Herald)
“Mulcahy’s Mae West is incredibly well portrayed. The mouth, the walk, the delivery, the timing, the attitude were all there.” (Bridget Keating… Stage Whispers)
“Stole the show and ran off with it” (Cassie Tongue… AussieTheatre.Com)
