"In addition to the six soldiers, we also meet Billy Bridges' mother, played by legendary singer Maureen McGovern. McGovern, who exhibits enormous acting skills as well as stunning vocal power, frames the piece with visits to her son's name on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. These scenes, taken directly from a mother's letters, are incredibly moving."
-Terry Byrne, Boston Herald

"Everyone should see "Letters From 'Nam"...A great new theater piece, more relevant now than it was before!"

"Maureen McGovern is a joy to watch. . . she is given great material and steals our hearts. . . .Her "There Will Still Be Christmas" is a showstopper."
-Ryan Defoe -Talkin Broadway

"Direct, innocent, uncensored and heartbreaking...adapted with sensitivity and dramatic. skill"

"McGovern clearly believes in her omnipresent role, bringing to it a strong vocal and personal presence."
-Markland Taylor, Variety

"It would be hard to get any more American than "Letters From 'Nam" ...unabashedly patriotic, surprisingly upbeat."

"Veteran chanteuse Maureen McGovern, herself no slouch in the vocal department, stands in for the homefront correspondents in general and one doomed chopper pilot’s mom in particular."
-Carolyn Clay, Boston Phoenix

"A powerful, poignant musical play...deserves to be seen and appreciated."

"The estimable chanteuse Maureen McGovern is in superb voice as Eleanor Bridges, the mother of helicopter pilot William Bridges, who counts down the days until her son's return."
-Rich Fahey, Daily Item (Lynn, MA)

"Cathartic...an overwhelming remembrance...Truth is what "Letters From 'Nam" is all about."

"The entire cast's singing and acting is powerful. McGovern runs an emotional gamut as mother Eleanor Bridges."
-Shelia Barth, Salem Evening News

"This is an important, impressive, and most moving theatre-going experience, well worth seeing."

"And as for the very talented and compassionate Maureen McGovern, [she] proves that she still has a magnificent and powerful voice and gets to really shine with the songs "Time Heals'" and especially the heart-string-pulling "There Will Still Be Christmas."
- Paul McMahon, Bay Windows

"The important thing. . .is that this production, much like the letters it was based on, is much more than a history book. It's a living message."

"Maureen McGovern does an excellent job playing the mothers, girlfriends and children of the characters, primarily through voice."
-Carley Thornell, Lawrence Eagle Tribune