...Tamra Hayden's rich Hodel and Dan Cooney's thoughtful Perchik are standouts.
...This touring production abounds in warmly crafted portrayals, especially Susan Ciella's flinty Golde, Daniel Cooney as the protorevolutionary Perchik, and Tamra Hayden as the protofeminist Hodel.
...Fiddler strikes high note headed by Bikel, outstanding cast makes revival sing.....Hayden's voice is so wonderful, you wouldn't mind if they stopped the show and let her do a concert on her own.
...The show's poignant second act offers a heartbreaking train station scene in 'Far From the Home I Love"...
...Hayden...has a honeyed voice that makes one wish the show had more tunes for her character.
...Hayden (Hodel) proves her mettle with a lovely rendition of "Far From the Home I Love."
...Hayden gives an exquisite performance...
...Hayden, in particular, displays a very pretty soprano in "Far From the Home I Love"
...Tamra Hayden gives us a strong-willed, strong-voiced Hodel, her eloquent rendition of the haunting ballad...one of the evening's highlights.
...among the principles came expressive performances from Tamra Hayden showing a lovely and powerful voice as Hodel...
...Tamra Hayden as Hodel and Sara Schmidt as Chava are deserving of special praise. Both possess beautiful and youthful voices that they put to great use.
...Hodel (Tamra Hayden) along with Perchik (Daniel Cooney) are real talents...
...delivering substantial performances are Tamra Hayden as second daughter Hodel, Miriam Babin as Yente and Michael Iannucci as Motel.
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...The cast is crammed with talent and strong voices.
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