“ To quote Jed Bartlet, "What’s next?"
We live in a world where society is always ready to move on and focus on now. In a time where many Americans' attentions are concentrated on who is hoarding toilet paper, we've swept under the rug the crucial issues that are more than a few news cycles old. In Corona with ICE, Franky Gonzalez cleverly reminds us that the arrival of a new problem does not fix the old ones. ”

“ What an interesting premise! A mission to have the first child born in space. Two potential mothers. One sample. Who decides which candidate gets to make history and which will forgo her dream of motherhood? A clever piece about rules, dreams, and who is in charge of them. ”

“ Kat Ramsburg has written an absolutely delightful, touching and honest two-hander. Both characters would be a joy to play. The dialogue is sharp and clever, bringing laughs and tugging on heart strings. Though written for mature actors, you’ll find this play relatable no matter your age. Read this play. Produce this play. A gem. ”

“ Berryman has written a play that lives up to its name with this powerfully honest (and funny) ten-minute piece about bias and privilege in the theatre community. Winner is a conversation starter. Instead of reading ‘“The Old Family” five hundred times,’ college students should be reading this. Berryman truly has a gift with dialogue. The conversation between Walker and Harvard is so natural yet also incredibly sharp and clever. Simply a fantastic play. ”