Julie Zaffarano’s Kentucky Lemonade is the ideal blend of sweetness and tartness, just like its namesake. What a wonderful opportunity for four mature female actors. Perfect pacing. Sparking dialogue. Riveting conflict. And Dorothy’s malapropisms had me laughing out loud. Terrific!

This is the play women actors need and want. The dialog moves with the speed of family who know how to get a rise out of one another. I felt connected to each character from the very beginning. I laughed out loud, but never lost the ache of loss at the center of this fine play. Put this play on! Your actors and audience will thank you. Also: I'm now wondering who in my life is a "Mary" and who is a "Martha"--you will, too!

I was hooked from the VERY FIRST LINE! It made me desire more creative dialogue and Julie doesn’t disappoint. The poignant relationships between two generations, the fresh dialogue, the superstitions and matching birthmarks, it’s quite an enjoyable ride. Kudos Julie!