"Michele Colletti's Sweet Sue has beauty, style and class. She also has a very pleasant singing voice"
[Most Promising Newcomer 1990 ]
James V. Rucco
Republican-American
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“Michele Colletti gives a crisp performance as Sweet Sue, the leader of the all-girls band wherein our heroes are forced to hide. But her moniker belies her true personality as she struts her stuff upon the stage.”
Linda Rowland
The Cheshire Citizen
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“Most persuasive in her role is Michele Colletti one of the friendly wives (the one who shops til she drops) who has a wonderful strong voice for musical theatre, and a stage presence and timing that are a joy to watch. She does one number, Where Has My Hubby Gone Blues, dressed in a sleeveless purple dress, with a single spotlight, against a black backdrop, creating an effect that has the boys in the audience gasping.”
Herald Review
“The cast of 17, composed of all local people, has outstanding voice, especially Michele Colletti, who outshines them all. Ms. Colletti opens the show with All That Jazz.”
Jean Nichols
Herald Review
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And now...
"Tanya, the wealthy multi-divorcee Cougar played brilliantly seductive and sassy by Michele Colletti...the scolding vamp thrills is irresistible when she resists the advances of the studly houseboy (Sawyer Pollock as the habanero Pepper in his swimsuit glory) in the devilish “Does Your Mother Know.”
Sandy Staggs
Carolina Curtain Call
March 2018
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Broadway World SC - Nominated for Best Actress in a Musical (professional) for her role as Tanya in Mamma Mia, Centre Stage - 2018
Carolina Curtain Call - Nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Tanya in Mamma Mia, Centre Stage - 2018
Broadway World SC - Nominated for Best Supporting Actress (professional) for her role as Jean in Good People, Centee Stage - 2019
Review: Centre Stage’s “The Other Place” Takes Us Where No One Wants To Be
“Colletti is excellent in her ability to swing her character’s moods and “episodes” from extreme to flat our bonkers, and still allow Juliana some degree of compassion and dignity.”
Carolina Curtain Call 2021