“ Georgina insists that playing house will help her and Lucas prepare for adulthood, but it is also a way for Lucas to work through his feelings of less than perfect role-models and imagine a better future. Krantz' poetic sense captures the imagination of childhood as Georgina and Lucas imagine what colors to paint their rooms and appliances and what their dinners will taste like, as their adult selves reflect on what that play meant to them. ”

“ A beautiful and haunting fantasy about dreams, fears, and grief. I heard the audio presentation on the Gather by the Ghostlight podcast and would love to see how an imaginative company would present it live on stage. ”

“ An elegantly dark satire in which elderly Jewish literary critic is invited to return to the Austria from which her family fled when she was a child to receive an award and have her citizenship restored, bringing her daughter and granddaughter in tow to share in the honors. Vienna's high culture, baroque architecture, and rich chocolate charm and seduce, but they are reminded that this is a city that welcomed the Nazis, and that their hosts are descendants of those who once profited from the Holocaust.
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“ Sylvia's evasiveness about the disappearance of Gingerbread starts off as a farce but quickly delves into darker emotions of guilt, grief, depression, and trauma while maintaining its rapid-fire comic beat. ”