I had the pleasure of seeing Inside Man at its world premiere and loved it. It's a complex story in two acts that deals with freedom, life, love, and self sabotage. It plays with shifts in tone, character, and the complexities of a life after. I highly recommend it.

As a side note, it also ties in as the play performed in the novel "Waiting in the Wings" by Danielle Bannister.

This show has a place in my heart. When Randy first showed me this script, I was immediately enthralled, and I am so happy to see this story being told. I would encourage any theater company looking to produce a new, sharp play to strongly consider this one. You will love these characters; your heart will break, you will wish for a different ending. Masks come off, truth is revealed, and you will leave enthralled. Excellent work as always.

Wow! This is an incredibly powerful piece that explored the complexity of family, relationships, and the difficulty of trying to make a fresh start when past mistakes haunt you. As an audience, you are treated to being a fly on the wall for Nick's transition from prisoner to 'outside man'. The difficulties Nick faces in his new life are brilliantly portrayed to the point where you do feel for him. It's an emotionally provocative piece with great characters both in the central role of Nick and in those around him. It's a piece you can't fail but feel something in.