The Last Known Recording of the Lovely Lenore Sisters

I laughed, I cried, I want to see it again. Well done, Ms. Kenyon! The story and acting was truly captivating, real, and honest. Dear everyone, Please go see it!... full review

I have never smiled so hard throughout the entire duration of a show before. Ridiculously charming and flawlessly written, directed, and performed.... full review

Everything about this show was wonderful.. (Could a play about quadruplets be next?) The writing, the acting, the music... Ms. Kenyon would be a triple threat even if she weren't portraying triplets! I hope to see much more of her on stage in years to come. The story kept you guessing from the time it began, and left you wanting more when the lights came down. Absolutely charming. A must see!! ... full review

The show's title delivers on it's promise: it's LOVELY. You will marvel at the nuance Kenyon brings to each of her three sisters (Team Millie!) and the story unfolds beautifully, with early titillating teases of drama to come. The music is also beautiful. The fact that it's not a true story only adds to the marvel of Kenyon's invention. Go see!... full review

Jennifer Kenyon tells the story of the three Lenore Sisters, now elderly, and their almost rise to fame and the scandal that cut their career short. Jennifer seamlessly and masterfully switches from the now-elderly sister to sister, fully encapsulating each of their personalities. An amazing performance and a beautiful, sad story. Not to be missed! ... full review

Just an absolutely delightful show from an extremely talented performer. So much fun to listen to three rich characters share a story of Hollywood intrigue. Loved it!... full review

I loved all the different attitudes. For me the highlight was the beautiful love song done on the ukulele- a very pleasant surprise.... full review

Jennifer has a unique command of her audience. She keeps control of the audience by continually returning to the audience during the play. The audience are her puppets and she is the puppeteer. She is able to flow easily between her three characters without fault. Loved her creative music and voice. Such a joy to follow her story til the tearful end. Thank you Jennifer--Mary Zubrzycki... full review

Not many YOUNG people can capture the ambiance of OLD people, but JENNIFER KENYON does it, both in her swell script and in the pitch-perfect presentational performance of her solo show. The Lounge's second stage is just the right venue for this intimate story, a mild period mystery integrated into a contemporary monologue. Jennifer doesn't make a wrong move in executing it--- with one caveat: I thought she was playing "Milly", but I got lost a couple of times when she referred to Milly in the third person, as she did the other two sisters. ... full review

From the moment I saw the poster for the show, I wanted to know more. The Last Known Recording of the Lovely Lenore sisters transports you to a different time. As we followed the different paths of the sisters, I wanted to know more about their music and why they had split up. I was on the edge of my seat waiting for the moment they would reunite. Wonderfully written and presented.... full review