Stephanie Cremona

“The six actor-musician girls sing gorgeous scrunchy harmonies, play a marvellous full range of instruments, and move with precision and exuberant energy. They are worth your ticket price alone.”

Sussex World; Me and the Girls, Devonshire Park Theatre

“Three of the talented ensemble make their professional debuts here, all three with assurance and style. Step forward, Natalie Quarry, Jessica Brydges and Stephanie Cremona….Your talent shines through.”

Sussex World; Me and the Girls, Devonshire Park Theatre

“They play sax, violin, trumpet, cello and flute; they sing cutely; they tap their troubles away, and they are easily the best element of the show.”

GScene; Me and the Girls, Devonshire Park Theatre

“Utilising multiple instruments and song, original folk songs are stunningly performed and create a fully rounded musical experience. The cast work together to weave a performance that is dazzling, heartfelt, and simultaneously comedic and deeply emotional.”

The Wee Review; A Christmas Carol, Dundee Rep

“Live music is to the fore here, performed in an array of styles by a supporting cast of versatile instrumentalists.”

Allan Radcliffe; A Christmas Carol, Dundee Rep

“It’s the highly talented six female actor musicians/singers at the front of the stage which blows you away. However, there is proof they are more than ‘bombshells’ with their strong performances in playing an array of brass/wind and string instruments while dancing and singing.”

Theatre World; Me and the Girls, Devonshire Park Theatre

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