"Shannon Blanchet's sweetly twisted Elmira and Beth Graham's sweetly dim Sissy Clemm (another doomed love) make strong impressions."
-theatreguidelondon.co.uk

“a consummate actress who skilfully stickhandles various roles”

-Anna Boroweicki, St. Albert Gazette

“Shannon Blanchet and Louise Lambert are delightful as the young ingenues trying to figure out the truths behind their suitors’ (Jack and Algernon) outlandish excuses. “

-Graham Hicks, Hicksbiz.com

"Blanchet is more dark and driven... She delivers her lines at breathtaking speed but remarkable clarity."
-Colin Maclean, gigcity.ca

“Shannon Blanchet is a sassy dynamo and cradles the audience in the palm of her hand as clickety-clack, stiletto-walking personal assistant Evelyn Frost”
-Anna Boroweicki, St. Albert Gazette

“At the height of the German occupation of France, Pablo Picasso (Julien Arnold) is detained by the Reich’s agents and forced to confirm the authenticity of three of his drawings by a mysteriously sympathetic interrogator (Shannon Blanchet). What follows is a fascinating game of verbal cat-and-mouse: Arnold commands attention as the arrogant, sexist Picasso, while Blanchet expertly peels back the layers of her intricately-written character. “

-Mel Priestly, EdmontonFringe.ca

"...brilliance, wit and bravura...Blanchet  not only nails Belke’s demanding rapid-patter dialogue – she perfectly captures her role as the show’s keen moral intelligence..."
-Edmonton Journal