The only character who does display a whiff of progress is Sheri Sanders'
budding actress."

If you saw the show last time around, you'll be pleasantly surprised
by some of the stronger replacements in the cast. The terrific
Sheri Sanders forges a real character from what was formerly a bland ingenue.

But it's Sanders who registers as a real find: a singing comic
actress with a distinctive style in characterization and vocals.
Her forcefully shaped solo Lets Play a Love Scene is the evenings high point.

 

The touring cast that opened the show Tuesday night is superb.
From Hewitts spectacular, straight faced mugging as Lockstock,
to Sheri Sanders' guffaw-inducing turn as Little Becky Two Shoes,
there's hardly a missed opportunity for laughs.

A Day In the Life of Ordinary People

A scene between two sparkling young girls (Haefner and Sanders)
who discover their desire to kiss each other is charming and funny

 

Just So

KIPLING TALE SOARS ON KOLOKOLO WINGS
You'd never want to buy a stuffed toy version of Sheri Sanders'
exasperated kolokolo bird, but you'd love to ask her to dinner.

Tom Jones

Sheri Sanders, as Molly the gamekeepers daughter, and as Susan,
the maid-of-all-work at the inn is innocently erotic

The Woman Upstairs

The ensemble is a tight and talented group, but a few standouts include...
Sheri Sanders as the instructive Hippie

The Full Monty (Gateway Playhouse)

Once again, the Gateway has exercised its impeccable tendency
to cast wisely and well. Sheri Sanders as Georgie Bukatinsky keeps
the show aloft with a rousing vocal delivery and tempers it with a poignant
portrayal of the wife of Dave, the man with yards of belly.

Chrysalis (Adirondack Theatre Festival)

Sheri Sanders was the find of the show, however. She delivers her songs
with amazing feeling, and has a real sense of drama when the
moment demands it.