“ With the added bonus of two alternate endings for an audience to choose from mid-performance, “Uisce Beathe” is a glorious gift to performers with physical comedy chops. The woman featured in this very satisfying work from Kurtas-Chapman will easily join the ranks of Harpo Marx, Buster Keaton, and Mr. Bean. ”

“ Reminiscent of the famous crowded cabin scene in “A Night at the Opera,” Levine achieves the same levels of absurdity inside a small bathroom. The later moments of this play would be a dream project for any choreographer. Terrific fun! ”

“ “The Whole Shaker of Salt” is a thoughtful ten minute drama examining power dynamics and ethics in relationships. There’s a great turn in Hertz’s short, upending the balance, and shifting control, calling to mind the notion “never open your mouth until you know what the shot is.” Overshare, and you’re gonna get burned. ”

“ Uncannily timely, QUALIA taps in to our current experience with social isolation, and a desperate need for connection. The stakes for Alex are high: after nationwide nuclear meltdowns pushing the country into chaos, she’s hunkered down alone, (for more than five years,) with the exception of her AI personal assistant, Dom, to whom she has developed an unusual emotional connection. Can Alex use her medical training to infuse Dom’s fiber optic soul into corporeal form? Should she? Gardner’s voice is particularly satisfying here, examining our love affair with technology, and its potential to sabotage real-world interpersonal relationships. ”