Never Forget
Vocally, the star of the show is Sophia Ragavelas as Chloe, the classic wronged woman. Her gut-wrenching performance of Love Ain’t Here Anymore is the standout moment of the show, with a delivery so powerful it stunned the raucous audience of Take That fans into complete silence for possibly the only time in the entire show. - Scott Matthewman (The Stage)
Iain's short review from Stoke 11th March 2008
There are two main stars in this show - Dean Chisnall who plays Ash (the Gary character) and Sophia Ragavelas as the gorgeous Chloe. I can honestly say these two are the best young couple I have ever seen and heard singing together. - Geoff Billingsley's review of the show at Bromley - Newshopper.co.uk
Dick Whittington
Iain's short review from 5th December 2007
Sophia Ragavelas, superlative as the love interest, Alice - Timeout.com
Sophia Ragavelas is the consummate performer who sings and dances as if she were imported from some fairyland of perfectly polished panto performers (pardon the alliteration) - Timeout.com reader Timothy Winey
Babes in Arms
Review from 16th June 2007
"Sophia Ragavelas, as the “starlet”, tore into her numbers like the star she was supposed to be and brought the house down in the final number with her rendition of Johnny One Note" - David Munro, indielondon.co.uk
"Sophia Ragavelas shows that she can dance and sing with the best." - The Stage
"..her daughter is played with a lovely sense of mischief by Sophia Ragavelas." - Charles Spencer, The Daily Telegraph 11.06.07
"Sophia Ragavelas is a cute delight in a range of petal-pink outfits as the girl being groomed by her mother for fame" - Daily Mail 08.06.07
Christmas in New York concert 10 December 2006
The exclusive sophia-ragavelas.com review
Les Miserables (as Fantine)
7th October 2006 - Les Miserables' 21st Birthday celebrations - concentrates mainly on the special finale
Les Miserables 21st Birthday Concert Recording - 15th September 2006
Sophia's debut as Fantine - 26th June 2006
"Sophia Ragavelas portrayed the role of Fantine with such delicacy it was heart wrenching and very moving to watch" - Christina in the User Reviews of Whatsonstage.com 01.12.06
Mamma Mia!
4th March 2006 - Sophia's final day.
A Christmassy Mamma Mia. 23rd & 27th December 2005 reviews
A report from the 2nd September 2005 matinee
Click here for the exclusive sophia-ragavelas.com Mamma Mia review
"Sophia Ragavelas is a complete delight as her daughter (maybe the best ever)" - AJH in the User Reviews of Whatsonstage.com 28.05.05
The Mikado 
Click here for "What I did in Richmond - my own Mikado review"
"Sophia Ragavelas in a superbly detailed, punchy performance" - Timothy Ramsden reviewsgate.com 02.01.05
"And the vocal and acting standards are high. Sophia Ragavelas, lately Rose in Brighton Rock, gives full value to Yum-Yum's "The sun whose rays are all ablaze"" - The Guardian guardian.co.uk 20.12.04
"Sophia Ragavelas....a beguiling Yum-Yum" - The Stage Online thestage.co.uk
Brighton Rock 
"Better still is Sophia Ragavelas, the teenage waitress who falls in love with the babyfaced gangster. Her youthful fatalism is so convincing, I believed in her from start to finish" - Toby Young tobyyoung.co.uk
"Sophia Ragavelas...the sweetly innocent Rose in splendid voice" - The Stage Online thestage.co.uk
"Sophia Ragavelas is genuinely affecting as the pitifully innocent waitress who falls into his coils" - The Daily Telegraph telegraph.co.uk 6.10.04
"If you don't fall hopelessly in love with Sophia Ragavelas's Rose you are harder than Pinkie." - The Scotsman 07.10.04
"Sophia plays the part beautifully, an instantly likeable character and she sings with a strong and lovely voice." - www.lilyrose.org
Les Miserables
"Sophia captured the fragility and at the same time determination and strength of Eponine which makes her character so endearing." - www.lilyrose.org
"Sophia Ragavelas for me perfectly portrays Eponine, her small frame covering up the huge emotional and hard life she has led. She has a face which is extremely expressionate and body language which continually reveals her inner thoughts whether joy or sadness." - www.lilyrose.org
"There are decent supporting performances, especially from Joanna Ampil and Sophia Ragavelas as the two doomed women" - The Times 17.4.04 Reviewer Benedict Nightingale
"...the current Eponine whose face adorns Les Mis posters all over the London Underground was just phenomenal. She's one of those singers that you watch and wonder how they can manage to sing so well and with such effortless ease. She gave every note everything she had and judging by the applause it was clear that I wasn't the only one who felt this way. I hope she'll stick around for a while." - nostalgic.org - November 2003
The Witches of Eastwick
"Over the last few months I have also seen Carnall, Shaw and Ragavelas as understudies, all of whom proved worthy replacements and confirm their likelihood of future success." - Damian Sandys on londontheatre.co.uk October 2001
Jesus Christ Superstar
Sophia's last day in Essen 23rd April 2000 (in German)
