PENNY PENNIWORTH
Somehow when Ellen Reilly assumes the ridiculous posture and walk of an aging male solicitor, you can see her jowls and mutton chops. Ms. Reilly may be the standout in the cast of four.
The New York Times – Neil Genzlinger
Ellen Reilly is drop-dead hilarious.
Backstage – Robert Windeler
THE FIFTH OF JULY
Reilly proves she could easily step into [the role of] the eldest Weston daughter in August: Osage County.
Nytheatre.com – Martin Denton
THE PLAY ABOUT THE NAKED GUY
Reilly, a peerless talent, makes Mrs. Anderson a one-woman tour-de-force.
MONSTERS&CRITICS.COM – Doug Strassler
Reilly lingers over her words then cuts them to ribbons.
TheaterOnline.com – Dan Callahan
SISTER CITIES
A nuanced performance… [a] complicated mix of love, jealousy, self-pity, seething anger, and humor.
Stage Buzz Review – Byrne Harrison
BERNADETTE & THE BUTCHER OF BROADWAY
A ball-breakingly bitchy producer… giving Harriet Harris a run for her money… Ellen Reilly [is] terrific.
nytheatre.com – Martin Denton
Enlivening the action is McMahon… brassily, beautifully played by Ellen Reilly.
The New York Post – Donald Lyons