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“Queen Elsa's half of that duet is likewise sung with equal passion and power by Astraea Brown, but the demand on anyone playing Elsa is how will she measure up to Idina Menzel's universally known "Let It Go." While the princess with scary magic in her hands sings at first with more subdued tones underlying her own insecurity and fear as she becomes queen, once she escapes to build her own ice palace and appear in her gown full of frozen sparkles, Astraea Brown's vocals triumph in a jaw-dropping "Let It Go" that cannot help but meet and even beat everyone's expectations.”
“ Astraea Brown shines as Elsa bringing depth and power to the role with a commanding stage presence. “
““Dangerous to Dream,” performed by Astraea Brown, is particularly impressive, showcasing her stunning high belt notes and emotional range.”
““It was fun to see the chaos ensue when Puck (Astraea Brown) watches and smirks from a distance as she casts a spell on Lysander by accident””
“Wandering in and out of scenes and moving with a mix of robot and Frankenstein like awkwardness, jerkiness, and stiffness, a girl with scars on her cheeks and a red line of dried blood around her neck clutches a doll with no head. Jane Doe is a victim of the disaster who has lost her head and has yet to be identified. In mournful, melancholic melodies, Astraea Brown sings with maybe the most impressive voice of the night, "The Ballad of Jane Doe." "Like John, I'll be eternally a forgotten name, some lost refrain, just Jane."”