“ Classic mythological titans deliver a contemporary social commentary in this incredibly thoughtful take on Medusa’s origin story. Poynton explores the complexities of power dynamics in relationships, themes of jealousy and unrequited love, manipulation, and exploitation. But best of all, the Greeks would have marveled at her uncanny ability to evoke pathos for the often-maligned gorgon... beautiful and sad, all at once. Stunningly good. ”

“ Cassandra Rose paints a grisly picture in "Covet." From its opening page, we know we're in for something unusual. A delicious challenge for technical effects artists, as well as the actress who gets to inhabit Tabitha. Definitely not for the weak-hearted... without a doubt, the love child of Quentin Tarantino and Betty Crocker. Gripping work. ”

“ Keenan-Zelt urges the future producers of this play to "forget everything you know about gods." She has given us a stunning glimpse into their world... and it should come as no surprise that it's no easier than our own. Particularly for two gods, who govern life and death, and their daughter, who must choose between one side or the other. Exquisite imagery leaps off of every page... truly, a designer's dream project. Demeter's description of human ambrosia (Hershey's chocolate,) will never allow you to think of it the same way again. Ye gods! An incredible piece of work. ”

“ Farce, widely considered "low comedy," is often just a brain candy guilty pleasure. Yet, Zaffarano elevates it to artistic heights in this ill-fated one act romantic comedy. She deftly examines the wide spectrum of male and female perspectives on marriage... particularly a modern woman's motivation for delaying it, or chasing it with desperation; and the modern man's burden of making a proposal social-media-worthy, or safely navigating a breakup before expectations grow too great. And, while all farces end happily, the ending of this one does so... but definitely breaks the mold. Say yes to this one. ”