Reviews 

I Love My Wife

"Meghan Heimbecker and Elizabeth McDonald give us a Monica and Cleo with sex appeal and great voices..."

       -Anita Donovan, Bucks County Herald

"...his character’s wife, played by Meghan Heimbecker, seemed to have a believable level of chemistry and added some zip to the piece..."

          -Carrie Compton, Montgomery Media

Doubt

"...Sister James, played forcefully by Ms. Heimbecker.  Relegated to straight women or foil status in previous versions (and the movie, as near as I can tell) Ms. Heimbecker believably wrestles with her character's emotional conscience from A to Z. With the twin voices of certainty and denial whispering persuasively in her ear, she shows the audience what amounts to a conversion experience in her stellar performance." 

- John Francis Glass,  Dramaurge.com, July 2009

The War Party

"(Susan) Wilder and (Meghan) Heimbecker...are excellent" - J.C. Robb, Philadelphia Weekly, November 2008

 "Heimbecker displayed impressive versatility... she moves from shy and star-struck to suddenly eager and confident, finally becoming forceful and demanding, all the while dropping backhanded comments with gleeful glibness..." 

-Jim Rutter, BroadStreetReview.com, November 2008

 " ... Heimbecker's Jessie ... craft[s] a decent facsimile of a young striver who finds herself way out of her depth."

-Wendy Rosenfield, Philadelphia Inquirer, November 2008

Picnic

"Quinn assembled top-notch cast members who play the middle-American '50s as if they'd gone back in time to live it before assuming their roles...the town beauty (Meghan Heimbecker)..."

-Howard Shapiro, Philadelphia Inquirer, April 2008  

Six of One

" Meghan Heimbecker as the workaholic, managerial Bev crumbles with believable pathos and outrage..."

-Toby Zinman, Philadelphia Inquirer, September 2007

 My Children! My Africa!

"...Meghan Heimbecker (a serious newcomer) gives us an Isabel who is initially eager and fresh-faced and clever; we watch her acquire depth and passion as she gains understanding of the world outside."  

-Toby Zinman, Variety, December 2006

Enchanted April

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