The beautiful dulcet tones and clarity of Julie Nihill’s voice and the sincerity of her stage presence, as the aging Patricia Reilly, instantaneously connect with the audience to engage us with the themes of this absorbing family and social history.
Nihill’s rich vocal tones are, at times, delightfully contrasted with Elizabeth Sly’s more strident and youthful vocal tones as they argue and haggle with each other.
