Theatre Reviews
Sunday in the Park with George, K and E Theatre Group
"Nicole Elledge-Hickey is extraordinary as Dot and, in Act II, 98-year-old Marie. Her gleaming, lyrical soprano captures the full range of their emotions. Musical highlights include: Elledge-Hickey's hilarious title song; her touching 'Children and Art' as the elderly Marie; two of her souring duets - a shattering 'We Do Not Belong Together' and an inspirational 'Move On.' "
It's Christmas and It's Live, Lamb's Players Theatre
"And the show levitates to a whole new plane of enjoyment when Nicki Elledge applies her stirring voice (with its songbird vibrato) to It Came Upon a Midnight Clear."
James Hebert, The San Diego Union Tribune
Grease, Toby's Dinner Theatre
"Elledge does not miss with the one real love song, a big hit for Olivia Newton-John, Hopelessly Devoted to You."
Susan Brall, MD Theatre Guide
Grand Hotel, Signature Theatre
"Flaemmchen, the ingénue and movie actress wannabe, is played adorably by Nicki Elledge who was a marvelous Anne in Signature’s “Little Night Music” in 2017. Her “Who Couldn’t Dance with You”, sung and danced with Bobby’s Otto Kringelien will make you want to get up and dance."
Sara Dudley Brown, The Zebra
A Little Night Music, Signature Theatre
"Frederik’s wife Anne is played to perfection and simplicity by sweet-voiced Nicki Elledge."
Jeffrey Walker, DC Theatre Scene
Beauty and the Beast, Toby's Dinner Theatre
"Making her Toby’s debut is a true gem of a discovery named Nicki Elledge. As Belle, Elledge comes off as the flesh-and-blood embodiment of Disney’s assertive heroine, often uncertain but always resolved. Her confident soprano not only benefits from breath control and pitch-perfect accuracy, it has a musical purity that is a pleasure to hear, especially on the heartfelt new solos Home and Change in Me."
John Harding, DC METRO Theater Arts
Finian's Rainbow, The Catholic University of America
"She has one of the best voices I have ever heard on stage. Period."
Jessica Vaughn, DC METRO Theater Arts