Whether or not you’ve seen Singin’ In The Rain (movie or stage adaptation) before, you won’t want to miss it at Musical Theatre West. This is as close to a Broadway revival as regional musical theater gets. 
- Stage Scene LA

With swift, zippy pacing, and cheeky humor that seems to transcend the varying ages of the audiences in attendance, MTW’s effervescent SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN—as delivered by this hard-working, infectiously happy Broadway-caliber ensemble—should definitely continue to enjoy being showered in praises. 
- ONSTAGE

Ensemble members get the vocal/acting workout of several shows put together, [...] doing so to rival any Broadway bunch in role/costume change after change, with special kudos for their harmonies in “Prologue,” “Master Of The House,” “Do You Hear The People Sing,” and “One Day More.”
- Stage Scene LA

Musical Theatre West offers a superbly stirring, grandly moving production not to be missed. 
- OC Register
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A twenty-year wait for the rights to the international phenomenon that is Boublil And Schönberg’s Les Misérables pays off at long last for Musical Theatre West in an absolutely spectacular big-stage, big-cast, big-budget production that gives Broadway a run for its money.
- Stage Scene LA

"This matter-of-fact mingling of fantasy and reality is a clear tribute to one of Carroll’s most endearing literary strategies, and the production, under the assured direction of Abigail Deser, uses it at times magically."
- LA Times

"Intriguing, well-acted and beautifully staged 'The Missing Pages of Lewis Carroll' opened to a sold out house on Saturday, January 31, 2015. Between hallucinatory dreams and 'real life' Lily Blau’s new play takes the audience down the rabbit hole to find out what might have occurred in pages torn out of math professor, Charles Dodgson’s/Lewis Carroll's, personal diary."
- LA Examiner

"Ashley Ruth Jones gives the younger, sicklier Edith an impatience and even occasional detachment as her illness progresses."
- San Gabriel Valley Tribune

"Jones [could not make] for a more awkwardly endearing Edith."
- Stage Scene LA

"Erin Barnes as Ina and Ashley Ruth Jones as Edith both give adroit support as the mischievous siblings."
- Broadway World

"As the other [Miss] Liddell, [...] Ashley Ruth Jones delight[s] and effectively project[s] the trappings of childhood as well."
- Stage and Cinema

"Erin Barnes (Lorina “Ina” Liddell) and Ashley Ruth Jones (Edith Liddell) are appealing and believable as her siblings."
- LA Examiner

The beloved British writer Lewis Carroll kept a detailed journal of his life, including his close friendship with young Alice Liddell, the 11-year-old muse who inspired Alice in Wonderland. Upon Carroll’s death it was discovered that several pages of this otherwise immaculate journal had been torn out. Now after more than a century of swirling rumors, this play takes us down the rabbit hole to explore these missing pages and what might have occurred between the legendary storyteller and the young girl who inspired one of the most famous stories ever written.

A modern-day retelling of the Psyche myth, the production features a mind-bogglingly intricate staging that includes spectacular design elements, a wonderful cast, terrific choreography and the kind of dream musical direction that would grace a Broadway show.
                                       - LA Times

Ashley Ruth Jones carries the show as Psyche with an other-worldly vocal range and vivid emotional life that proves her worth of nothing less than a star.
                                       - Guardian Liberty Voice

As Psyche, Ashley Ruth Jones reveals stage presence, deeply felt emotion, and above all powerful vocals. 
                                       -StageSceneLA

Ashley Ruth Jones is wonderful as Psyche, beautifully conveying her fragility even while belting out her vocally demanding songs.
                                       - Stage Raw

Jones and Starr are convincingly hormonal lovers...
                                       - LA Times

In the leading role of Psyche, Ashley Ruth Jones deserves a medal for going above and beyond...
                                       -Rob Stevens

The [voice] of Ashley Ruth Jones (Psyche) [... was] stunning and filled every inch of the theater with raw power.
                                       - The Los Angeles Post

All the performers, however, were astonishing, beginning with Ashley Ruth Jones as Psyche – with a memorable range to her singing, as well as [ability] to play the innocence and the hurt.
                                       - Dale Reynolds

Ashley Ruth Jones as Psyche and Michael Starr as Eros. Photo by Barry Weiss.

In a production that easily matches the First National Tour in all-around excellence, this latest Legally Blonde makes it abundantly clear that for musical theater at its Broadway best, there’s no Ventura County match for Cabrillo Music Theatre. 
                                            -Stage Scene LA