"Director Ricky J. Martinez has cast HAPPY unerringly. Ramirez, a young New World grad, creates a pathological manipulator who is nonetheless tough to resist." -Christine Dolen, The Miami Herald |
"The only items to make this better would be to have versatile Wilson & luscious Ramirez play these roles in all two remaining U.S productions of this play." -Ron Levitt, Florida Media News |
"Where did this monster of an actress emerge from? Where was this gem hidden? Why had I not known of her before? Any words said about Maria Corina Ramirez are undoubtedly insufficient to elude what the young actress proves to be on stage. She is, without a doubt, one of the best actresses her age." -Ibrahim Guerra, writer & director |
"Ramirez imbues her character with the confidence of a master conductor. She plays sexy and straggly at the same time, a devious dynamo whose presence in a room can warp its energy faster than a passing poltergeist." John Thompson, Miami New Times |
"But the result is certainly a triumph for the show's two leads. Ramirez is an inscrutable mask of of certifiable vindictiveness & faux hurt whose monstrousness can yield sudden turns into rioutous comedy." -John Thompson, Miami New Times |
"But it's Alvarez and Ramirez as the sneaky, raging young couple who prove both fascinating and frightening. Both of the young actors walk the sociopath's tightrope, radiating reason and kookiness until their masks fall away." -Christine Dolen, The Miami Herald |
"Ramirez stands out in the best way as soon as she sets foot on stage. There is no way to miss her." -Waldo Gonzalez, Teatro en Miami
