"Jessica Martin is wonderful as a vulnerable, interesting Lottie - a character I found particularly fascinating and would liked to have known more about." Chewing the Scenery - Harry Zing (review)
"The incomparable Jessica Martin blows the roof off with a stunning tap routine." Gene David Kirk (review)
"Jessica Martin as Lottie is a pleasure to watch. She brings some wit to the stage throughout, culminating in a spectacular piece of musical theatre, 'Tap Your Troubles Away'." broadwayWORLD.COM (review)
"Jessica Martin's terrific Lottie Ames." What's On Stage (review)
"Jessica Martin's brilliant performance is shown again in the number 'Diva's Lament'..." The Jitty (review)
"The powerful voice of the Lady of the Lake (Jessica Martin) was amazing. Her skill for holding notes and taking them high was awe-inspiring." The Public Reviews (review)
"...but it was Jessica Martin as The Lady of the Lake who provided the best moments with her fantastic voice in 'The Diva's Lament' I wish she had more songs in this show." Teesdale Mercury (review)
"Hats off to Jessica Martin as the Lady of the Lake, who sang with beauty and conviction, but held up the sarcastic, playful tone of the show." ManchesterConfidential.com (review)
"I really liked Jessica Martin as The Lady of the Lake; what a voice." The Northern Echo (review)
"...the stand-out performance for me was Jessica Martin as the Lady of the Lake. She may be small of stature but she has fantastic stage presence and a huge voice and made each song her own. Her performance of 'The Diva's Lament' was an absolute joy." The British Theatre Guide (review)
"Jessica Martin gives a fantastic comic performance." What's On Stage (review)
"...despite the tomfoolery, Jessica's strong voice rings out confidently in numbers such as 'The Song that Goes Like This' and 'Diva's Lament'. You deserve that bouquet Jessica." Messenger Newspapers (review)
"Jessica's a class act, done all sorts, notably starring above the titles with Gary Wilmot in the West End production of Me And My Girl and voicing loads of Spitting Image puppets. (She is a wicked impressionist.)" Grant Baynham (review)