"A lustful, warm, superstitious, frank, comical, romantic and sexy woman’...
....A woman brimming with life and lustiness … her emotional range is wide, her passions laid bare … Millar’s Molly is warm and lusty her Irish accented voice has a soft lilting quality"
(Molly Bloom at La Mama)

"Dominated by Maggie Millar’s superb portrait of Moira..... "

"Maggie Millar’s superb playing of Moira … gives the play a stamp of rare quality"
(Run, Run Away at La Mama

(above):Maggie in the dressing room, on tour with Sam Shepard's "Buried Child" and "The Curse of the Starving Class" at the Adelaide Festival.
"an exceptionally high-class performance from Maggie Millar"

(above): Maggie as 'Kristen' in Strindberg's "Miss Julie" - Playbox Theatre, Melbourne

(above): Maggie rehearsing William Inge's "Picnic" at RADA, for which she won the Gertrude Lawrence Award

(above): Maggie as 'Alice' in Strindbergs "Dance of Death", Playbox Theatre, Melbourne
"superbly controlled performance that moved between moments of lucid madness and poignant tragedy"

"strong sustained performances, most of all from Maggie Millar"

"Maggie Millar’s passionate and vulnerable Alice … one of the most exciting performances Melbourne has seen for some time"

(above): 1961 - Maggie while on tour of Old Vic Company with Vivien Leigh

(above): 1966 - Maggie during rehearsals at Melbourne Theatre Company

Maggie in the one-woman show "Roma" at the Playbox Theatre, Melbourne