“ I selected this play to be produced as part of our college's Spring 2021 Online Play Festival, and a number of positive responses from audience members have been received. The play examines a heretofore unrequited love between two lesbian vampires. Can that change as they attempt to communicate via Zoom during a pandemic? Brown is able to play with a generation(s) gap dilemma, personal decorum, and fear of intimacy as obstacles that our two heroines must attempt to overcome. ”

“ I selected this play to be produced as part of our college's Spring 2021 Online Play Festival. A man struggles to explain his medical problem to a woman doctor during a Zoom appointment. If that's not bad enough for this shy guy, other family members crash the appointment with their own designs for the patient and doctor. Scott Mullen has written a fun, entertaining comedy that works well on an online platform. ”

“ Inspired by a quirky, French advertisement, this collection was created from interviews conducted with women about their breasts. The stories reflect how breasts can be sources of pride, fear, elation, anticipation, doubt, affirmation, and objectified burdens, among other experiences. The emotional range allows the action to swing from the humorous to the heart-felt. There also is an appealing flexibility as the play can be performed by small or large casts of women, as a short or full-length work, and as a live or virtual performance. What Eve Ensler artistically did for vaginas, Robin Rice might just have done for breasts. ”

“ A play that uses repetitions as we watch a run-of-the-mill morning where a mother tries to see her daughter off to school. The reason behind the false starts and re-starts slowly becomes apparent, leading to a gut-punch ending when the true nature of the mother-daughter relationship is revealed. ”