Press
"And then there's poor — or maybe not so poor — Mary (Meghan Malloy), who starts out as a kind of eco-friendly ditz but grows fangs as the plot thickens."
-Stephen Kopfinger, Lancaster Intelligencer
Michael Archangel, May 2011
"PICT's director Jeffrey Cordell has centered the battle-of-wills on the character of Sister James, played forcefully by Ms. Heimbecker. Relegated to straight woman 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 ears, she shows the audience what amounts to a conversion experience in her stellar performance."
-John Francis Glass, Dramaurge.com
Doubt, July 2009
" Meghan Heimbecker as the workaholic, managerial Bev crumbles with believable pathos and outrage..."
-Toby Zinman, Philadelphia Inquirer
Six of One, September 2007
" ...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
My Children! My Africa! December 2006
" Meghan Heimbecker is a subdued Lady Caroline Bramble, the outrageous and beautiful yet secretly sad socialite."
-Kathryn Osenland, CurtainUp Review
Enchanted April, March 2007
-Stephen Kopfinger, Lancaster Intelligencer
Michael Archangel, May 2011
"PICT's director Jeffrey Cordell has centered the battle-of-wills on the character of Sister James, played forcefully by Ms. Heimbecker. Relegated to straight woman 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 ears, she shows the audience what amounts to a conversion experience in her stellar performance."
-John Francis Glass, Dramaurge.com
Doubt, July 2009
" Meghan Heimbecker as the workaholic, managerial Bev crumbles with believable pathos and outrage..."
-Toby Zinman, Philadelphia Inquirer
Six of One, September 2007
" ...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
My Children! My Africa! December 2006
" Meghan Heimbecker is a subdued Lady Caroline Bramble, the outrageous and beautiful yet secretly sad socialite."
-Kathryn Osenland, CurtainUp Review
Enchanted April, March 2007