“Tilly Grimes’s period clothing for the women, in particular, reminds us of how crucial costume is in defining character in comedy...”
— Ben Brantley, The New York Times
“(The) two-tiered set resembles comic strip panels... (it is) matched by Tilly Grimes’ splendid cartoon costumes.”
— Michael Dale, BroadwayWorld.com
“...Anna, is portrayed by Mary Testa, who has been transformed by the costume designer, Tilly Grimes, into a rose-tinted flotilla of ribbons and crinolines, moving around with the imperturbability of a battleship. (“Why are you dressed like a lamp in a whorehouse?” wonders her husband, surveying one of her gowns.”
— David Barbour, Light and Sound America
“...Conjure(ing) visions of dueling aristocrats and dying swans ... Tilly Grimes’ ostentatious costume plot is no less grand...” ”