USA TODAY: "... It seems only fair, then, that the artists acknowledged should be costumer David Murin and the Hair designer and Supervisor Bobby H. Grayson - particularly the latter, since much of the action takes place while the gals change their styles..."

NYTHEATRE.COM: "... And then there's the hair by Bobby H. Grayson. The Delta Burke's over sprayed, over dyed mounds to Marsha Mason and Francis Sternhagan's beautifully natural-looking grays, coiffure becomes an important character element for these haunts of the beauty parlor, and Grayson has done a great job distinguishing them, giving each the importance, simplicity, or functionality that the character would, without overstating it or making it too focal. The hair here provides a simple background to allow these six actresses to do what they are there to do, and what you are there to see and enjoy."

Theatremania.com: "... In Steel Magnolias, hairdos change with the seasons. (Wig designer Bobby H. Grayson had his work laid out for him and comes up trumps.)

Downtown express: "... The hair design by Bobby H. Grayson is right on the money."

Broadway.com: "Bobby H. Grayson is credited with "Hair design and Supervision"; this is after all, a comedy in which hair plays a major role."

Bobby accepts Emmy Award