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'Millie' is thoroughly charming
Arizona Republic

"Most important, this production has a magnificent Millie in Natalie Ellis, with the perfect mix of wide eyed charm and sexy ambition, and pipes that demand applause. "

Goldfish Publishers

"I've been doing this for far too long, which is why every once in a while its wise to bring along a fresh set of eyes. My companion had no idea what to expect, and I had every idea what was coming. However, watching her awe and excitement at Natalie Ellis' breathtaking performance, Michael Barnards always polished direction, Robert Kolby Harpers regularly impressive choreography, and especially her delight with the flashy costumes reminded me just how professional and crowd-pleasing Phoenix Theatre can be…

Ellis continues proving even more the musical theatre star as she directly confronts and charms the audience and then wows them with her trilling soprano and spot on dancing. She has a great connection with her opposite number…Michael Sample.”

Ruddigore, or The Witch's Curse
nytheatre.com

"And Ellis is a deliciously sly and radiant ingenue with a lovely, clear voice."

Goldfish Publishers

"Natalie Charlé Ellis is on target as Roxie with her great voice, excellent dancing, and engaging acting."

Razzle-dazzling 'Chicago' blows 'em away
Arizona Republic

"As Roxie, Natalie Ellis is a star of the first magnitude. Her charisma is devastatingly evident from her first appearance on one of the rotating stages to her last blow-'em-out-of-their-seats solo. Whatever one might think of the characters morals, she is stunning."

Goldfish Publishers

“Natalie Ellis has returned to Phoenix in great fashion, batting her eyes and kicking her legs to fabulous effect as ingénue Hope Langdon.”

Goldfish Publishers

“Natalie Ellis' Cinderella is very engaging, and lovely of voice, but it is as she returns to the forest in the second act that she really comes into her character. It is her performance that nearly helps the finale succeed.”

Fly me to the Croons
Phoenix New Times

"…and to duets with Natalie Ellis, who's lovely voice recalls a young Connie Francis."

Grand Adventure
Scottsdale Tribune

"As a secretary with Hollywood in her eyes, Natalie Ellis continues to charm Stagebrush audiences with her eager to please stage presence. She's especially fetching as she flirts and flits on the dance floor with the Baron and Otto on Who couldn't dance with you?"