"Colleen Hawks stars as the blond
delicacy Sugar Kane, who is everyone's
favorite dish on the band and with the
boys. Hawks is a Marilyn look-alike who
opens the show singing "When You Meet
a Girl in Chicago" with a honeyed voice
and swishing hips that mix femininity and
humor." -JAMES F. COTTER
the Times-Herald Record
delicacy Sugar Kane, who is everyone's
favorite dish on the band and with the
boys. Hawks is a Marilyn look-alike who
opens the show singing "When You Meet
a Girl in Chicago" with a honeyed voice
and swishing hips that mix femininity and
humor." -JAMES F. COTTER
the Times-Herald Record
"...But this is mostly Sugar's show,
and Hawks sings the solo... "Hey,
Why Not?"... with high style and
relish."
-JAMES COTTER
and Hawks sings the solo... "Hey,
Why Not?"... with high style and
relish."
-JAMES COTTER
"Colleen Hawks brings a pitch-
perfect Marilyn Monroe
impersonation; breathy, adorable
and, yes, quite curvaceous, to the
role of Sugar. Hawks' timing is
fine, her singing voice clear and
sweet... she finds real emotion."
-Peter D. Kramer
In The Wings, LoHud.com
perfect Marilyn Monroe
impersonation; breathy, adorable
and, yes, quite curvaceous, to the
role of Sugar. Hawks' timing is
fine, her singing voice clear and
sweet... she finds real emotion."
-Peter D. Kramer
In The Wings, LoHud.com
"The moment she steps into the joint, you want to do it for Sugar! She's Colleen
Hawks, the gammy, breathy, breathtaking, sugary confectionary blondie from
Broadway; a Marilyn Monroe reincarnation with the legs, the chassis and charm of
the one and only."
-WPCNR ON THE AISLE.
Theatrical Review by John F. Bailey
Hawks, the gammy, breathy, breathtaking, sugary confectionary blondie from
Broadway; a Marilyn Monroe reincarnation with the legs, the chassis and charm of
the one and only."
-WPCNR ON THE AISLE.
Theatrical Review by John F. Bailey
| Eric Santagata, Colleen Hawks, Gary Lynch |
| Ed Romanoff & Eric Santagata |
| Colleen Hawks & Gary Lynch |