I saw this show and while I think Grove is talented, I don't think she's the next Julie Andrews. I think she's a bit too porcelain. She reminds me of a china doll. Possibly one day she could do Camelot, but she could never play the roughness of Eliza Doolittle or the whirling dervish of Maria Von Trapp.
The best thing about the show is seeing Heather MacRae, even though she's in a miniscule role.
The music is not that inspiring, not memorable. One or two songs fit well into the show, but most don't really heighten important moments as well as they could.
Unfortunately, Piper Goodeve plays Anne as an actress playing a child. Early on, in her attempt to communicate smartness, she over ennuciates every syllable. It gets annoying after thirty seconds.
If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.