Highlight Hollywood reviews INCLUSION CRITERIA – “A Brilliant Film”
Powerhouse actress Judy Norton ‘The Waltons’ stars in a brilliant film, ‘Inclusion Criteria’ debuting in April. – Tommy Lightfoot Garrett – Highlight Hollywood
An Evening With Judy Norton
Broadway World: “…a stellar show with a true night club star … a versatile singer with a terrific range…and a warm and engaging performer. Gifted and experienced, Norton is a consummate artist whose selection of songs were guaranteed to entertain her appreciative theatrical audience, which they did in spades.” — Don Grigware
Directing Reviews
BACKSTAGE WEST: “Director Judy Norton, choreographer Tania Possick, and music director Greg Hakke have done an exquisite job of dusting off the vintage vehicle, supplying enough fresh touches to reinvigorate the piece while carefully preserving its tricky amalgam of vaudevillian delights and heart-wrenching drama.” -Les Spindle
Spotlight Cabaret
StageSceneLA.com: “…the evening’s (unofficial) StageSceneLA award… Judy Norton, proving that this Walton girl has grown up to be one fine singer, first with Spamalot’s over the top “The Song That Goes Like This” and finally, closing the evening with as powerful a rendition of Andrew Lippa’s “How Did We Come To This” as I’ve ever heard.” -Steven Stanley
Hello Dolly
Hood County News, Texas: “Led by Norton’s beautiful voice, the show never hits a lull… Norton plays Dolly with the perfect amount of zest and determination. From the first time she steps onstage, the audience falls in love with her…”
Sound of Music
Palm Desert News Bureau: “Norton delighted audiences with her energy and fine singing voice… she is absolutely marvelous as “Maria”.
Annie Get Your Gun
Beaumont Enterprise, Texas: “Whoever would have thought little Mary Ellen Walton (actually Judy Norton) could sing, especially “Doing What Comes Naturally.” Norton was wonderful and believable as Annie Oakley.”
I Ought To Be In Pictures
Drama-Louge, Los Angeles: “Judy Norton manages to create a characterization worth watching as the tom-boyish Libby… She combines sweetness and mixes it with an attitude that is both determined and defensive.”
Cinderella
Pittsburg Press: “Judy Norton proved to be a fine choice for the title role. She gave a winning, attractive performance with just the right touch of understated earnestness, wholesomeness, innocence.”
Spring At Marino
Clinton Recorder, Connecticut: “Praise is in order for Tyrone Power (Jr.) and Judy Norton in the role of his fiance. Both fill their roles with style and grace.”