“Things really got exciting when Eichner pulled out the mistletoe and challenged New Yorker Sarah Parnicky to find someone to kiss…” Entertainment Weekly

“To really spread holiday cheer, the two play matchmaker with some mistletoe…pairing a New Yorker (Sarah Parnicky) with a stranger for an unforgettable kiss.’’ E! News

“A few highlights...when Billy, mistletoe in hand, took [Sarah Parnicky] on a journey to find a stranger to smooch her. We don't need those Christmas gifts anymore, Santa - this will certainly suffice.” Popsugar

DESPERATE MEASURES

“Parnicky exudes the petite spunkiness of a Disney princess, and sings quite prettily…” Musical Theater Review

“Parnicky does a bang up job as the shy lover…her voice is stellar, she demands attention whenever she’s onstage and has comic chops she shows off in a mirror sequence w/ Molina that neatly recalls the one Lucille Ball and Harpo Marx executed back in that day. This one has its memorable qualities as well.” New York Stage Review

“When you only have six voices to carry a musical, they had better be strong and these are. When Sarah Parnicky first sings, she offers up a crisp, clear sound that, while supported by wonderful musicians, sound almost a cappella in its glassy fragility.” NY Theater Guide

“Parnicky’s “What is this feeling” is surprisingly contemporary and relatable as she contemplates her plans versus her feelings…If you’ll forgive another Rodgers and Hammerstein reference, if Fraulein Maria had had a solo to figure out her feelings, this would have probably been it.” Broadway World

“What really makes this show soar is the extraordinary cast...Parnicky, with the voice and visage of an angel, is Mary Tyler Moore-esque...the undeniable glue that holds the show together…The company has total devotion to their characters most especially to each other. They are extremely generous performers and you can feel the familial love onstage.” Stage Biz

“The cast is uniformly engaging – all triple threats with vocal, acting, and movement skills. They stay true to their characters and deliver authentic and believable performances. The eighteen musical numbers range from the comedic to the sublime…Peter Saide, Sarah Parnicky, Lauren Molina, and Conor Ryan have exceptionally fine voices with extensive ranges and can interpret and deliver lyrics with sensitivity and nuance. “ On Stage

“Least affected by the showboat bug is Sarah Parnicky, who rightfully takes the comedy seriously.” Total Theater

“Sarah Parnicky as Sister Mary Jo is really delightful as a pure ingenue with a spectacular voice.” Gay City News

“The new production is blessed to have Sarah Parnicky, another charmer with a gorgeous voice.” Curtain Up

YOU NEVER KNOW

“Parnicky is a true triple threat executing great vocals and dancing while making Maria charming, mysterious, layered, and funny.” Detroit Examiner

“Parnicky brings to mind the great actresses of the Golden Age of Musical Theater who can sing, dance, and deliver laughs with a knowing nonchalance.” Broadway World

AINADAMAR AT MET OPERA
“On Tuesday, the “ninas” adopted the vibrato-free sound of street song, and mixed seamlessly with an ensemble of dancers woven throughout the production.” New York Times

“The vocally protean ninas were affecting in styles ranging from edgey harshness to ethereal water music” Wall Street Journal

NYC CONCERT
“Parnicky had a more active stage presence and also had one of my favorite individual performances of the evening with the aforementioned, “Move On.” She poured passion into the lyrics as she implored the audience, “Anything you do, let it come from you, then it will be new!” Broadway World