
PRESS AND REVIEWS

“JAW-DROPPINGLY MESMERISING … IN MINA KAYE’S LEAD DEBUT, A STAR IS BORN.”
-Mayo Martin, TODAY
“The Rise and Fall of Little Voice is a star vehicle for actress Mina Kaye.”
- Corrie Tan, The Straits Times
“Mina Kaye is both a powerful singer and a fine actress and mimic.”
- Debbie Yong, The Business Times
“Mina Kaye seamlessly transits from one diva to another, commanding the stage with her powerhouse vocals and on-the-spot impressions. … The Young Starlet is truly a gem in the musical theatre scene…”
-Popspoken
The Last Five Years

“Mina Kaye brings a wonderful combination of poise and vulnerability to her Cathy.”
-Corrie Tan, The Straits Times
“Mina’s singing voice is charming as always, possessing an enviable sense of clarity to it that can only remind one of a Disney female lead character.”
-Buttons in the Bread
“Mina Kaye crooned, belted and chirped with seeming effortless ease.”
- Steven, The Mad Scene
“Mina Kaye effortlessly traversed the emotional roller coaster of Cathy, luring the audience into her psyche. “
- Just Watch Lah
Company

“This young actress is undoubtedly a star in the making.”
-PoachedMag
“Mina Ellen Kaye gives a powerful performance with her rendition of ‘Another Hundred People’.”
-Blogcritics
“Mina Kaye was a delight as the Filipino – more please!”
- Hawk Liu, The Mad Scene
Edges: The Musical

“Undoubtedly she is the star and a joy to watch.”
-PoachedMag
“Mina Kaye is nothing short of amazing.”
-Buttons in the Bread
“Mina Kaye stole the show. She belted the high notes with such effortless power.”
-Popspoken
“It was impossible to notice anyone else when [Mina Kaye] was performing on stage. She had the ability of singing and entertaining at the same time, not missing any note, not missing any cue.”
-Just Watch Lah
Working

“I’ve come to expect hilarity whenever Mina Kaye comes on stage, and she did not disappoint … her comedic number It’s An Art was not only sung with aplomb, but also on roller-skates, while balancing a tray laden with wine glasses.”
-Ng Yi-Sheng, The Flying Inkpot
High Class

“The motley crew of five cooky tai tai wannabes (Mina Kaye, Audrey Luo, Siti K, Jo Tan and Serena Ho) are completely loveable…”
- Helmi Yusof, The Business Times
“[Audrey Luo, Siti Khalijah, Serena Ho, and Mina Kaye] drew laughter from their first appearance to last, notably due to their ability to bring the right amount of physical comedy into their performances.”
-Blogcritics
Broadway Beng

“[Sebastian Tan] was flanked tonight by a bevy of beautiful actresses in the form of Denise Tan, Jacqueline Pereira, Judee Tan, Mina Ellen Kaye and Siti Khalijah – all talented stage performers in their own right. … It was these ladies’ strong vocal abilities which allowed musical director Elaine Chan to pull off some of the more ambitious vocal arrangements…”
-Buttons in the Bread
“The chiobus, played by Denise Tan, Judee Tan, Jacqueline Pereira, Mina Kaye, and Siti Khalijah, were phenomenally delightful.”
-Popspoken
A Singaporean in Paris
