Two By Tennessee at St. Luke’s Theatre

Judy Jerome is a beauty with real acting chops. She pulls off this piece… Ms. Jerome is an actress to keep your eyes on.

—Suzanna Bowling, The Times Square Chronicles

As Myrtle, Judy Jerome provides a beguiling foil for Chicken’s aspirations. She’s that familiar figure: a girl of easy virtue with a heart of gold. She’s funny, too, often cracking wise about her misadventures, but her frisky nature doesn’t completely mask her underlying sense of desperation. And the final demise of Lot, played by Holcomb in a brief appearance at the play’s start, provides a riveting climax to their liaison.

-Ron Cohen, theaterscene.com