Recommended by Donald Loftus

A fascinating study of the human experience. Full of twists and surprises. The kind of play you’ll think about for a long time after the final blackout.

Beautifully written. Totally absorbing. A wonderful look at the emotions of the moment versus the
immortality created by a painting that will be viewed for centuries. It is a charming, sweet and innocent piece.

A sad, truthful look at a marriage long past its prime. Martha Patterson creates a tough situation and does not wimp out with a “happy ending”. In fact, by allowing the events to run their course, the lead characters will probably, in fact, be happier after the curtain falls then they would have been with a temporary resolution.

Fun , fast and completely believe-able. The characters are interesting and recognizable, the dialog is sharp and witty and the scene is one we can easily imagine. A comic workout set in a gym. Great fun.

Carol Wendy Berman takes us on a magic carpet ride back to the sixties. The blast form the past not only restores powerful memories, its characters are people who take us into the story and make us care deeply about what may happen to them. At times funny..at times tragic and always fully engaging. Highly recommended.

Martha Patterson has done it again. She manages to create a captivating and compelling dramatic tension, utilizing interesting characters that we feel we know from the get-go, and takes on a ride that we both enjoy and learn from. What makes it all that much more impressive...she does this in a Five-Minute play! "NO PLACE LIKE HOME” is the most fun one can have in five minutes!

“ELEANOR” is a sweet and somewhat suspenseful, romantic comedy. Once again Ms. Patterson manages to take us in and captivate us in a story and get our curiosity to its peak...and then bring us to a satisfying conclusion...and all in a matter of a handful of pages. It is a true art to be able to do this.

A funny twist in the Shakespeare classic. It is an ideal piece for a comic actor to show their stuff. Hamlet is a modern-day punk...outrageously funny and yet totally real. Great fun. I imagine the audience and cast experiencing have a blast!