Excellent.

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Post & Courier

FUN HOME

And, on that note, Becca Anderson, in the role of the mother, Helen Bechdel, brings the family drama back to its rightful maternal source in a gulp-worthy "Days and Days" that would ellicit a "Woot" from Virginia Woolf.

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Charleston City Paper

FUN HOME

Thankfully for Village Rep., they found just the woman who could do it, an actress who makes this staging of Grey Gardens a vibrantly colorful night at the theater.

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Charleston City Paper, 

Grey Gardens

Playing both Big and Little Edie, Becca Anderson is the star of this show. But she goes beyond having the title role on the playbill. Anderson wholly embodies two women who have fascinated fans of the film for years. Which is to say, go for love of the documentary, stay to watch Anderson shine.

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Charleston City Paper, 

Grey Gardens

... a rockin’ Rachel Jackson.

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Charleston City Paper

Even in the midst of her 11 o’clock number, 'Another Winter in a Summer Town,' a song about Edie’s desperate need to escape her mother’s clutches, Anderson’s powerful voice magnifies her hopelessness. 

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Charleston City Paper,

Grey Gardens

Becca Anderson folding maternal warmth into this newly imagined Winifred.

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Charleston City Paper, 

Mary Poppins

Becca Anderson has graced the stages of theater companies all over town, from Charleston Stage to the Woolfe Street Playhouse to PURE to What If? Productions. With an outstanding voice, insane acting chops, and killer comedic timing.   

 

Charleston City Paper    

Sensational.

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Tom Kirdahy, Producer

The brilliantly talented cast of “Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche” got huge laughs at the show’s sold-out opening night on Saturday. Lulie (Becca Anderson) was the ultra-religious leader of the group with a terrifyingly funny sense of humor.

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The Post & Courier,

Five Lesbians Eating A Quiche

With Pattie, actress Becca Anderson lets loose. She yells. She howls. She cries and she cusses like a sailor. Crippled by carpal tunnel syndrome and a broken leg, She’s an oddly sympathetic mix of crass humor, fear, and devastation.

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Charleston City Paper, 

Kimberly Akimbo

Taking on the role of Cline requires a dedicated actor with a powerful voice and Anderson has the chops. Cline’s treasured song book is in capable hands.

Lowcountry Today, 

Always... Patsy Cline

Becca Anderson has been busting her tail on just about every Charleston stage you can think... and her hard work has paid off.

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Charleston City Paper

Becca Anderson… soars in her few scenes as Frank's mother.

Live 5 News, 

Catch Me If You Can

Becca Anderson was named Critic's pick for Best Local Actress by The City Paper. After watching her perform 'He Vas My Boyfriend', I can totally understand why.

 

Live 5 News,

Young Frankenstein

The clear standout performance belongs to Becca Anderson as the Lady of the Lake. Inhabiting the role with vigor, commitment, and just the right amount of camp, Anderson steals nearly every scene she's in.

Charleston City Paper, Spamalot

 …most notably Becca Anderson, who held the show together with her confident, wry interpretation of the long-suffering Violet Newstead.

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Broadway World, 

9 to 5 The Musical

...songstress babes Ball, Fishburne, and Anderson seriously blew us all away by

their amazing vocal talents!

 

ArtMag

Becca Anderson's Hannah and Brian Turner's Nightingale command the stage as rivals and colleagues.

Charleston City Paper, 

Arcadia

Anderson radiates on stage.

Lowcountry Today