“It also features a sensational Portland newcomer as Gwendolyn Fairfax. Ms. Rhodes is sublime. Her comic timing is perfect and every scene she's in seems to shine just a little brighter.”

- Broadway World Review, The Importance of Being Earnest

“Rhodes has the depth and dexterity to communicate multiple conflicting emotions at the same time, and I often felt like I was witnessing a private moment of peak identity crisis."

- Broadway World review,  The Last Five Years

“Kailey Rhodes slays it as the performance artist Maureen with her killer pipes and infectious energy."

- Broadway World review, RENT

“Rhodes doesn’t run, she leaps. She doesn’t turn, she twirls. And for one moment she holds herself in a doorway at nearly a 90-degree angle to photogenically embody pure mischief.”

– Portland Mercury Review, Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley

“Rhodes earned opening-night shouts of ‘bravissima’ as a bright-burning but distant adventure-lover who nails the high notes.”

- OregonLive Review, Ordinary Days

"Kailey Rhodes shines brightest as #46, the team’s socially maladroit but athletically skilled newcomer, her expressions speaking volume about the painful challenges of fitting in.”

- Oregon ArtsWatch Review, The Wolves

“Sara Jean Accuardi's ‘The Wheat Berry,’ performed by Kailey Rhodes, is a gut-wrenching play about losing yourself. I had to fight with myself to stay in my seat.”

- PDX Monthly review, Shaking the Tree’s Forbidden Fruit

“The workers spend a lot of time performing karaoke-style in preparation for a dreamed-of $25,000 television contest payoff: Rhodes and Davis in particular deliver them with simple and appealing style."

- Oregon ArtsWatch review, Lava Alapai's Middletown Mall