“With Meet Me in St. Louis, [Merry-Go-Round Playhouse has] hit a home run right out of the park. In fact, that ball hasn't landed yet. Everyone is just so darn nice - and the curious thing is, you don't doubt it for a minute. Conflict is minor (and manageable): Will Yale man Warren Sheffield (Tony Lance) ever propose to Rose? And how can Father uproot the whole family to move to New York City, leaving even before the opening of the 1904 World's Fair in their very own St. Louis? To the credit of this superb ensemble - their high energy, consistently strong acting, and expressive voices - you care about all of this. One of the most appealing aspects of this show is that all the key characters (and there are nearly a dozen) not only have distinct personalities, but most are featured in a signature solo or duet…everyone has a chance to shine, and they're lustrous.”

“Jane Eyre: The Musical is a winner...Lead actor Tony Lance delivers a haunting performance as Rochester, the moody yet passionate owner of an English manor where Eyre ends up as a governess…”

                        -The Mountaineer, Jane Eyre: The Musical

“'Tony'…is warmly rendered by Tony Lance, who has the gentle strength the role demands. And the boy can sing!”

                        -Asheville Citizen-Times, West Side Story

“The handsome hero is taken by actor Tony Lance, who has worked locally with HART (as Tony in their West Side Story), Terpsicorps (The Scarlet Letter) and other regional theaters. His voice and dashing presence are worth the effort to get him home.”

                        -Asheville Citizen-Times, Jim Cavener, Jane Eyre: The Musical

“Tony Lance gives an awesome performance as the handsome prince who is turned into the loathsome Beast...”

                        -Asheville Citizen-Times, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast