“ This is certainly Chekhovian although the language, which varies according to the feelings being expressed, is modern. These characters, because of fears, fail to make the choices which could make them happy as functioning adults in a colorful world. Their lives are ruled by inconsequential details and petty remarks. Such boring mundanity happens to many of us when we fail to consider options and make choices. And even if we find ourselves in limbo, we have bad habits that surround us, and time increases these in its march forward. This is a great play that I would love to see. ”

“ I stumbled upon this play quite by accident -- and was awfully glad I did. Ms. Laufer has grafted late 19th-century Russian sensibilities onto updated, contemporary characters, and the resulting synthesis is wonderfully witty. It's an impressive feat -- putting modern dialogue and idioms into the mouths of Irina, Masha, and Olga, while preserving their Chekhovian essence. The dialogue is dry, wry, and nothing if not sly -- and I had a smile on my face through the entire read. ”

“ Three Sisters of Weehawken-A beautifully bittersweet play that walks a fine line between so many styles and genres. Wildly inventive and innovative! We're lucky to have this play as one of our Fall Festival Finalists!! ”