““BETTE DAVIS IS BAD-ASS”
The Fourth Walsh”
"Brilliant hour of Theater. A performance that was worthy of an Oscar"
Mumble Theater
"Sherr is mesmerizing to watch. A dynamic performance reflecting both vanity and vulnerability"
Edinburgh Guide
"Sherr delivers and wonderful performance"
RemoteGoat.com
“Sherr’s ability to convey the mercurial nature of this iconic star is a marvel to behold”--TimesSquare Chronicles
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“Sherr, a great actress herself, nails every one of Bette Davis’ whirlwind chameleon-like mannerisms. It is a totally mesmerizing performance” —Ed Rubin TheatreCriticism
"Sherr is a One-Woman Revolution"--Windy City Times
“An enlightening portrait of a trailblazing feminist who is indelibly etched upon our collective mind”—Broadway World
"Bette Davis Is Bad-Ass"--The Fourth Walsh
"Audiences will find themselves mesmerized by this animated, energetic performer"--Chicago Theatre Review
"There are moments in Sherr’s performance where the verisimilitude is
stunning, where her invocation of Davis’ most private, most internal moments of righteous ferocity, of crippling self-doubt, and of heartbreak are breathtaking. Then, in a wink, she whips the narrative into a joke and punctuates that moment with laughter"--Local Tourist
"Sherr incarnates the rebel with a cause"-Chicago Stage and Cinema
"Highly Recommend"--Windy City Times
"Captivating"--Chicago Theater and Arts
"Sherr herself, whose Davis isn't quite like any you've seen, adding a bright comic energy" --Chicago Reader
"Very Strong Piece"--St. James Theatre London
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"Sherr is a tour-de-force"
The Quotidian Times
"She is sardonic, sultry, sexy, vicious and vivacious, dominating the stage from word one. (Bette would've been proud)"
Broadway Baby
"Sherr is a One Woman Revolution"
Windy City Times