“ "In the particular contains the universal." --James Joyce. Frimer has accomplished that feat in spades in her deeply felt and beautifully rendered Monarchs. Each character feels both at once entirely unique and like someone I've met before. Magical realism and family drama co-exist to weave this lovely tale that left me laughing, crying, and really wanting to call my dad. Excellently done. ”

“ Worm Teeth is a brilliant interactive fable that is what Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride wishes it could be. Smart, fun, funny, and poignant, this interactive play has its worm searching for identity among a wild (literally and figuratively) cast of characters. I loved being part of the journey and cannot recommend this brilliant piece enough. ”

“ This play is a marvel. A piece that simultaneously devastates and elicits hearty laughs, this play touches beautifully on the universality of loss, grief, friendship, and change. It grapples with these difficult topics in masterful turns, moving from scene to scene in perfect pacing, while allowing the audience to sit with the characters as they come to grips with their own tragedies. Everett is a master of timing and language in that way, not only painting a stunning world, but also illustrating the deeper emotions we try to bury. I cannot recommend this play enough. ”

“ Trash pulls you in from the beginning with smart, quick dialogue and fantastic pacing. Timely approach to the topic of predatory men in power focusing on one teacher. Mulley fully draws all of her characters, avoiding stereotypical teenage girls in favor of developed, interesting young women, full of nuance. The scenes themselves could easily stand alone for scene study. ”