As Maggie, the girl Thom left behind, Billie Wildrick creates from the script’s corn-pone character a sultry siren, and a lovable love-rival to Eshie. Wildrick’s country-pop come-on show-stopping song “Leave The Rescue To Me” melts Dr. Thom’s heart and burns his physician’s office to a crisp.

North County Outlook

by Sam Severn

The wonderful Billie Wildrick, who plays the left-behind Maggie, makes us all fall in love with her with the country ballad "Leave the Rescue to Me."

HeraldNet

By Theresa Goffredo

Ross’ performances are beautiful when paired with the searing gospel and jazz-influenced score developed for her character. Her two female counterparts are equally exquisite in their delivery.

The vocal range of Cynthia Jones, who plays Mille Walden, a forward-thinking, strong black woman, turns out a performance worthy of a standing ovation while Billie Wildrick, who plays Maggie Hartford, fully embodies her spitfire, rough-around-the edges, early-feminist persona in her country music-inspired solos.

Issaquah Press

By Chantelle Lusebrink

Wildrick, another local favorite, makes the most of the two best tunes in Gordon's batch: the lean-on-me ballad "Leave the Rescue to Me" and, with Jones and Carr, the stately, gospel-fired anthem, "Not One Thing Tying Me Down."

Seattle Times

Misha Berson