“ When Katherine starts to clean out her deceased grandmother's house, she discovers an ever-escalating chain of gobsmacking surprises about what sort of woman she was and the amazingly wild life she apparently led. It's all very overwhelming--until the wonderful twist at the end. A very neat and funny comedy. ”

“ Albert and his wife and Carolyn and her husbands were next-door neighbors and the best of friends. Now Albert is a widower and Carolyn is a widow. Without their spouses, their relationship is awkward, to the extent that a new fence appears separating their yards. How do they adjust to their new reality going forward? Another lovely play from the WRINKLE RANCH collection by Debra A. Cole. (Spoiler alert!, there's a happy ending.) ”

“ A classic Hollywood mystery in which a gossip columnist infiltrates a party full of actors, each of whom fears she is ready to reveal their deepest secrets. So the columnist is murdered. Right? Wrong. But then, why would someone kill the starlet and try to kill the studio head? The answer lies in a fascinating but little-known historical conspiracy. Everyone involved will have fun with this one, particularly the cast, the costumer, and the props master--and, most assuredly, the audience. Available from Next Stage Press. ”

“ We think of the seasons and holidays of the year as having characteristics, but who knew they were real personages with real and sometimes rebellious personalities? Yes, there is a manager attempting to keep them in line but her efforts only lead to frustration for her and great amusement for the audience. Everyone involved in a production of this should have a great time, not only the actors but the designers as well. Rachel Feeny-Williams's creative mind is a strange and wonderful place. ”