“ Cathro's CURVES is a fascinating character study of two lonely women dependent upon each other to feed their addiction. The sadness is palpable and the dialogue rings true as we watch one sister stand up to the other in an attempt to change her life and the rut they both find themselves in. Cathro captures both the misery of the predicament and the fear of leaving what is familiar. This is a powerful and excellent short two-hander, which unfortunately many of us can relate to. Terrific work! ”

“ Memory is a tricky thing. And memory plays are even trickier. Yet, Karuc has created an intense, illuminating piece that all at once makes the audience feel both uncomfortable and nostalgic. The tension continues to build each time Ana questions her memory and what really happened. This all builds to an ambiguous conclusion as Ana never really gets her questions answered, and her mind will continue to reconstruct this moment in time over and over again. The dialogue, circumstances, and characters are marvelously realized. This is an extremely powerful and dynamic short play. Brava! ”

“ This is a fascinating character study and a terrific monologue for actors wanting to try something unique. McBurnette-Andronicos uses language that draws you immediately into the world of this Appalachian Woman. I want to know more about her. I want to hear more of her stories. I think she should have her own full-length play! Terrific work! ”

“ This is a powerfully written play where Miller adeptly shines a light on how the past has affected our current present. The give and take between Jacob and Gloria is so astute, filled with both tension and warmth. We are in the room with these people and learn as much about them as we learn about ourselves. Miller’s writing is a gift to any actor portraying these multi-dimensional roles. Beautifully done! ”