"Brilliant Works of Art" is a play that explores the complexities of relationships and identity. The dialogue is sharp and witty, revealing the characters' depths through interactions. Donna Hoke's talent shines in crafting scenes that flow seamlessly.

A tight, intelligent script with compelling and layered characters. There is so much to unpack in this story that cuts to the heart of human interactions around trust, lies, power, and desire. "Brilliant Works of Art" leaves audiences with a lot to discuss on the ride home, which is what theatre should continually strive for. I cannot recommend this play highly enough.

Donna is truly phenomenal, and her play proves to be just as phenomenal as she is! I am assistant directing a staged reading of BWOA right now, and the amount of depth, honesty, and courage in her script has allowed our cast to have such impactful and thoughtful conversations about relationships, double-standards, male vs. female roles in society, and our views on what love truly means and the many ways we are capable of loving. We know our audience will leave having these meaningful conversations, as well. Her play is bold, truthful, and BRILLIANT...and will leave everyone wanting more.