“An utterly charming musical... a living cartoon about growing up that should appeal to children of all ages.” – The Sunday New York Times
“Starmites is a great show for middle school level kids. Shows appropriate for this age are difficult to come by. Starmites gave us the flexibility to have over 200 kids either in or involved in the show. We turned the whole school into Starmites. The kids loved the music, and were able to perform it. The whole production was extremely successful.” – Pat Volkmer, Saxton Middle School, Patchogue, NY
“Starmites was very adaptable to our needs. There were so many fun things I could do creatively. We designed the set so it had ramps, and I had a great chase scene with the Banshees on roller skates and the Starmites on skateboards! I still have people coming up to me months after the show's run, telling me how much they loved Starmites.” – Jerry O'Connor, Roncalli School
“Starmites is an utterly charming musical... You do not need to be a science fiction buff to enjoy Starmites. The only prerequisite is that you be, or once were, young... Starmites is about how people discover self-confidence and build self-esteem. It is also about individuals discovering the center of their beings so they can grasp what is important and what is superficial. In short, Starmites is a living cartoon about growing up that should appeal to children of all ages.” – The Sunday New York Times
“First there was Star Trek. Then there was Star Wars. Now...there is Starmites, which is certainly the mite-iest of the three intergalactic epics, a vest-pocket musical nebulae of cheerful nuttiness.” – The New York Times
“An unassuming futuristic rock musical, with sweet lessons about the awkwardness of growing up... It contains enough spoofs of the sci-fi genre to keep adults amused, and enough high-spirited music and action for all... The production...brims with charm and wit.” – New York Newsday
“Need an escape? Try Starmites... No two ways about it, Starmites is out of this world. The heroine Eleanor is a modern-day Dorothy who dreams of being a super-hero and wakes up to find herself not over the rainbow but up above the stars in a phantasmagorical galaxy.” – The Boston Globe
“Starmites is a galactic good time!... [It] has a sassy personality all its own – in Barry Keating’s rackety rock score: in Keating and Stuart Ross’s goonily graphic book.” – The Boston Herald
“ZIP! ZAP! ZALOOM! BIFF! AARGH! Move over, Tinker Bell, Alice, Dorothy and Annie – Eleanor, the Superhero Girl, has arrived.” – What’s Up Magazine: On The Boards
“Starmites was great. The cast loved it. The audience loved it... Starmites lends itself to the simple or the elaborate and wild. We let our imaginations go as far as they would take us.” – Abbe Gail Gross, State U. of NY at Old Westbury