Two Gentlemen of Verona: The Musical

“I don’t know if his triple-threat leading lady Lauren Sprague let him take things up a notch. What I can tell you is her second act opener would look right at home on Broadway.
Sprague, a Cincinnati kid who had me saying “who’s that girl?” way back in her tap-happy high school turn in “42nd Street” at Cincinnati Music Theatre, rules in a smart, passionate, funny performance. Sprague, who demonstrated her comedy chops a few months back as Hedy LaRue in CCM’s “How to Succeed…” finely tunes her comedienne abilities here.”

---Jackie Demaline, Cincinnati Enquirer Februrary 27, 2009
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“Lauren Sprague is Silvia, a comic vixen whose moves manage to be both amusing and enticing.”

--- Rick Pender, City Beat February 27, 2009

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"Lauren Sprague is perfect as the sensual temptress Sylvia, and possesses professional level stage presence."

—Scott Cain Talkin’ Broadway.com

--------------------------------------------------------------- How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying...

 "Carl Draper (J.B. Biggley) and Lauren Sprague (Hedy La Rue) get lots of laughs and give detailed and well-rounded portrayals of characters (the company President and his dumb blonde mistress) that could easily be one dimensional."

--Scott Cain Talkin' Broadway.com

"Speaking of toys, Lauren Sprague is a comedic knockout as Hedy LaRue, channeling her inner not-so-dumb blonde as the girlfriend of the married CEO. Part of what makes the performance so much fun is that Sprague’s Hedy gets such a genuine kick out of life – starting her new job, showing off her pirate costume, helping Finch find love." 

--Jackie Damaline, Cincinnati Enquirer November 21, 2008

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 Anything Goes

"Lauren Sprague gives depth to the thinly written role of Hope, thanks to a nuanced portrayal, and sings and dances skillfully."

--Scott Cain Talkin' Broadway.com

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"...Hope Harcourt, played with a blend of innocence and morality by Lauren Sprague."

--Rick Pender, City Beat