“ Such complex emotional feelings of intimacy that William Triplett creates for Helen and Peter. Like the voyeuristic appeal of the art on the wall, we are eavesdropping on this ex-couple playing a dance of “should we or shouldn’t we” and we wonder if we should be rooting for them or not. A strong play for actors to explore with such rich subtext of adult relationships . Excellent! ”

“ The Booth brothers provide a highly intriguing conflict, cleverly depicted by Cam Torres in anachronistic style. is this a dream? Perhaps, but what is crystal clear here is that tables have turned and now Edwin is the jealous sibling, despite his fame and family honor being overshadowed by villainous treachery. A fascinating look at a dark moment in our history. ”

“ Oh, this play is a gift, a wonderful gift for audiences and directors, and especially for two senior actors. Ricardo Soltero-Brown doesn’t make eccentric caricatures out of this characters, and he doesn’t make them too gentle and sweet. He makes them human, with real world problems for aging people trying to remember a particular cat. Beautiful! ”

“ I will never pass a lobster tank in a grocery store again without thinking about Lawing’s celebrity lobster. Move over, Larry the Lobster; there is a new orange-tinted crustacean on display. Oh, the exploitation! This is really clever and fun. ”