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| "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 |
| "...But this is mostly Sugar's show, 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 |
| "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 |
| Eric Santagata, Colleen Hawks, Gary Lynch |
| Ed Romanoff & Eric Santagata |
| Colleen Hawks & Gary Lynch |
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