Highlights from reviews:
“[Lauren] Hart and Burka stand apart from the cast as Manke and Rifkele, the lesbian love interests in Asch’s original play, as well as the various actresses who play these roles. Hart brings seductive yet tender energy — Burka, intelligence, and skillful precision — to each iteration.” - Melissa Sturges, DC Theatre Arts (Indecent)
“As the recurring leads in Asch’s play (though different characters outside of it—yes, there are certainly some layers here), Lauren Hart and Lily Burka bring a proudly undeniable chemistry to the stage. They are riveting.” Anne Valentine, MD Theatre Guide (Indecent)
“Her skill is perfectly matched by her co-star, Lauren Hart (Halina). The two are captivating as the lovers of God of Vengeance, and they weave in and out of a half-dozen characters with ease throughout as well.” - Jake Bridges Broadway World (Indecent)
“The ensemble cast are all superb: Emily Ota as the pretty Meg, Lauren Hart as the ailing Beth, Sharon Shao as artistic Amy, Cathleen Riddley as Marmee/Aunt March, and George Psarras as John/Bhaer). - Steve Murray, Broadway World (Little Women)
“Ms. Hart…is particularly good, her sharp approach to Lotte punctuated by some delicious comic business.” - Harvey Perr, Stageandcinema.com (Born in East Berlin)
“Monsef appears as a demonic, smooth-talking Army recruiter, aided by a proto-Andrews Sisters trio of courtesan-WACs: Jones and the sexy-comic Danielle Herbert and Lauren Hart, who also sing beautifully.” - Robert Hurwitt, The San Francisco Chronicle (The Unfortunates)
“The entire ensemble consists of triple threats with uncanny harmonic abilities, killer belts, and dancing chops.” - Ilana Walder-Biesanz, Stark Insider (The Unfortunates)