Reviews for In the Daylight

I had a great time playing Charlotte in Tony Glazers play IN The Daylight.

we got some great press, I wish I could give Mark Pelkert a huge hug…here’s a a snippet from his review:

Why isn’t Ashley Austin Morris a star yet? After co-appearing as Charles Busch’s vengeful daughter in Die Mommie Die! and stealing the show in Fringe offering Paper Dolls, she’s toiling away in Tony Glazer’s melodramatic thriller In the Daylight…

you can check out more of the review here

Profile story on Broadway.com

Broadway.com wrote this profile about me back when I played in Die Mommie Die!

Los Angeles Times review of The Electric Company

Robert Lloyd of the L.A. Times wrote this review of The Electric Company on Jan. 19, 2009.

Notes about me:

Their nemeses are the Pranksters, who make the more vivid impression and whose leader, Francine (Ashley Morris), in the opening episode steals Keith’s mad, mad, super-bad special skill.

And though I was at first distressed to see Tom Lehrer’s sweet ode to “Silent E” (”A little glob becomes a globe instantly/If you just add silent e”) rewritten into a kind of “Middle School Musical” production number, it won me over in the end.

New York Times review of Die Mommie Die

This review was published in the New York Times on Oct. 22, 2007.

One tidbit about me:

The performances in the stage version are bigger and cruder, closer to quick-sketch impersonations, which offer pleasures of their own. (I especially enjoyed Ms. Morris’s doom-speaking mod-Electra daughter.)

The cast listing:

WITH: Charles Busch (Angela Arden), Bob Ari (Sol Sussman), Van Hansis (Lance Sussman), Chris Hoch (Tony Parker), Ashley Morris (Edith Sussman) and Kristine Nielsen (Bootsie Carp).