...The "orchestra" was a synthesizer, played by Rodriguez, that produced a remarkable variety of sounds. The costumes and scenery, home-made, showed great ingenuity.

..."Perfection" ... the story's hero, [was] a role sung with excellent tone and an impressive flair for comic acting by tenor Peter Joshua Burroughs... Fine performances were given not only by Burroughs but by Ana Castrello and Sandra Nino, ... and by Eileen Joyner-Lewis, a singer unfamiliar to me who has a sweet, expressive voice and an engaging stage presence.

But the impression that lingers most strongly is that of the amateur performers in supporting roles and the chorus. Their enjoyment of the show was splendidly apparent and was shared by the audience.

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