“ A memory play told with wistful recollections of people and places is shaped by the one doing the telling, but in this recollection of a moment in his life, Larry does his best to tell us honestly, flaws and all, of his memory of the day he became a man. Told in the fashion of a living flashback brings immediacy to the moments, the people, and the path to the future, and when we learn why Larry is so intent on remembering this event, it becomes even more meaningful. Beautifully done. ”

“ There's something universal about university bureaucracy, and as a veteran of eleven years of college and also working on both sides of the desk, I know that Brian Cern's absurdist take on getting a scholarship is not as absurd as you might think. That said, he has skillfully channeled Samuel Beckett with a touch of Abbott & Costello into this madcap dash through the halls of higher learning and the maze of Regent Hall. ”

“ With the title and the set-up in the first few pages, you're expecting a certain outcome. But no; David Lipschutz takes us in a very different direction that is both unpredictable and yet laden with portent and promise. It is moments like this that make up some of the more interesting and stage-worthy moments of life, and this moment is very much worth sharing. ”

“ I sincerely hope the time will come when the heartbreaking story that Don Baker tells us in "Life Support" is a period piece and a reminder of times long past when family members clung to their faith and practice of loathing and intolerance more for their own inability to see love than their capacity for compassion. Sandra has so little room for hope -- not just for her dying brother but for her own claustrophobic world built on the clay of fear and insecurity -- that she is the abomination, not Ben. I hope others see this as that lesson. ”