←Recommendations of THE RIPPLE EFFECT (Award-winning full-length comedy for three actors)

Amy and Jeff are having trouble trying to have a baby, and their annoying neighbor Mrs. Teitelbaum knows just how to help. With that simple set up, Arianna Rose delivers an unforgettable play about pregnancy and parenthood, and Wiccan and science in New York’s Upper West Side. With rapid-fire dialog, hilarious physical comedy, and a lot of heart, "The Ripple Effect" walks a fine line between fantasy and reality. The result is utterly charming. A sure crowd-pleaser. Very highly recommended.

It's been a pleasure seeing this sweet and funny play evolve. Ms. Rose has created "New York" characters with a clear vision, and the result is a clever and heartfelt look at the trials and tribulations of trying to become parents, while navigating a nosy neighbor (who likes to steal things left in front of apartment doors, like the NY Times and knishes). You'll enjoy the comic episodes and root for Amy and Jeff to have a baby, and to find a larger apartment. This play will be a hit!

This Neil Simon-esc comedy is a fast paced and wonderful play with lots of heart. Between a young couple desperate to have a baby, and a nosy neighbor with a penchant for taking the New York Times, this apartment building’s residents will keep you in stitches. It’s a 3 character roller coaster of laughs.

This play has 3 rich and quirky characters, a real sense of place (the upper West Side of Manhattan) and a zany plot. It was charming and funny. Well done!

First I was intrigued by the character name Mrs. Teitelbaum, since that was my mother’s maiden name. This character was nothing like my mother, but she was enjoyable for her habits and special powers. And the entire play is enjoyable for its great comic dialogue and physical comedy, the overlying theme of science versus spirituality/mysticism, and the air of expectancy we share with Amy and Jeff. Not since “Bell, Book, and Candle” have I enjoyed an encounter with a witch so much. Read, stage, and enjoy!

A very funny play that harkens back to the classic Broadway comedies of yore, but with a quirky vibe and modern-day twists that only Arianna Rose could bring to it. Pregnancy tests, fertility treatments, acrobatic positions, a nosy Jewish Wiccan neighbor, a skeptical Catholic scientist husband, pickles, the New York Times Sunday crossword, and a black-and-white from Zabar’s? Who could ask for anything more? Read The Ripple Effect. Laugh along with The Ripple Effect. Produce The Ripple Effect..