“ There is an authenticity to this play and these characters that drew me in immediately. Murphy is a character that is sympathetic and we understand Milo’s gradual desire to engage her, despite how she treats him. We as the audience know this woman is intelligent and has a deeply intuitive side, and we feel for her as she attempts to have a friendly conversation with this young man. Beautifully written parts for actors to play. Wonderful! ”

“ There is so much to admire about the zany style of the writing, and it seems obvious that this would be incredibly fun for actors and audience alike. But I also love the way the plot builds. This early date in a relationship is never predictable or pedestrian. We feel as unsettled by this guy’s actions and tastes as this woman does, and she has her own, much more ordinary secret to reveal.
It all feels like a circus act gone terribly wrong. Very funny stuff! ”

“ SCOUT'S HONOR is truly a play for our sensationalist times! Every character is this dark comedy is a scout, but how they each "scout" is somewhat different, albeit equally disturbing. The line "Doesn’t matter what the truth is. Only what the public believes" resonates strongly and loudly. Even the song "America, the Beautiful" has a surprising meaning in the beginning and leads to a mind-blowing context as we get to the rather shocking ending. This is a memorable, thought-provoking and very funny play! ”

“ Many plays could easily be films and the question that is often raised by theatre companies and audiences is “What makes this a play and not a film?” Solomonson has written a script that is highly theatrical and is clearly a drama that we can all appreciate as a live performance, even though it could work as a virtual production. The beauty of the characterizations, particularly that of the service dog, is astonishing and breathtaking. Bravo! ”