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"The famed labor organizer (whose husband, Albert, was one of the executed) is played by the very capable actress Bridget Adams-King, who well understands she is playing the moral conscience of the show."

Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune

"The famed labor organizer (whose husband, Albert, was one of the executed) is played by the very capable actress Bridget Adams-King, who well understands she is playing the moral conscience of the show."

Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune

"Bridget Adams-King, a fast-rising star"

Alex Huntsberger, Chicago Sun-Times

"Adams-King, meanwhile, comes alive and owns the second act. As “Haymarket” reaches its conclusion, her performance dovetails with Kornfeld’s music to produce something rare: agitprop that strikes the heart."

Alex Huntsberger, Chicago Sun-Times

"Their accomplished, superbly trained voices and tough, unflinching characterizations keep this production real and moving. The story is primarily told from the viewpoint of Lucy Parsons and, as such, Ms. Adams-King more than rises to demands of this role.

Colin Douglas, Chicago Theatre & Concert Reviews

"And Adams-King is (if you’ll excuse the expression) dynamite as the woman who grows from hot-headed revolutionist to become one of the founders of Industrial Workers of the World."

Karen Topham, Chicagoonstage.com

 

"Basilius oldest daughter Pamela (Bridget Adams-King -a Broadway belter if ever there was one)"

Misha Davenport, BroadwayWorld Chicago

Adams-King..steal[s} the show with their vocal talents and humorous styles...

Katie Priest, third coast review

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