"...upfront, personal and real ... vibrating with life."
"...brilliant piece of work."

“…expertly conveys the Southern belle charm that allows the audience to believe that, yes, there was a time when no fewer than 17 men showed up at her door one afternoon."
-Peter Filichia/The Star Ledger

“As Marta, Mary Ann Hay is strong." ~ Brian Wallace/Edge
“…obviously strikes a nerve.” - Mel House/nytheatre.com
"...dialogue that had my head spinning." - Andy B/Sports Blog

"As Miss Maudie, Hay wields a sharp tongue and a wise heart that stands at odds with her neighbors' ignorance and hypocrisy."
- Debra Scacciaferro/Daily Record

"Mary Ann Hay, who plays MAUDE ATKINSON...has a quiet charm...and never seems to be acting..."
- Peter Filichia/The Star Ledger

"The adult that does deserve compassion is Juliet's Nurse (Mary Ann Hay.) Her deep love and heart wrenching-sorrow at Juliet's death are palpable and moving. Hay also does a credible turn in the Nurse's comic scenes."
- Cynthia O.Topps/Times Herald-Record

"…a potent MAUREEN...gets the most out of her dialogue...Is she genuinely mad? Hay keeps her audience guessing until the final Curtain."
- Peter Filichia/The Star Ledger

"…creates a SALLY who is both an independent woman and a vulnerable one."
- Kathy Shwiff/Daily Record

“…the lusty DR. HELGA VAN ZANDT (Mary Ann Hay) is studying a patient named Renfield..."
- William Westhoven/Daily Record