“ No one does funny like John Busser and this set of three plays about masked killers and the rules that all of them follow in these horror movies is rich gold mine of comedy in Busser hands. Great stuff and like the playwright suggests, these would make such "filler" pieces on a fright night of plays. ”

“ Covid definitely played havoc with so many of us--our lives being upended for nearly two years and what is so wonderful about this play is that we have Shirley and her grandmother Mee-Maw thrown together and we assume it is because needs extra help and watching after, but Covid really played havoc with the generation in high school when it hit and we may never know the full extent of how those truncated years affected the youth, but in Shirley we see that damage brought to life and how wonderful that Mee-Maw can give back in helping her granddaughter. ”

“ There is nothing stronger than a mother's bond with her child and if this mother also is queen, then that bond extends to her subjects, all her children, all her concern. This beautiful piece takes you through the moments after Marie Antoinette's death as she reflects back on all her life which have those golden moments, but all of those moments where she feels like she failed as a mother and as queen and sadly for her those two can never been separated even in death. ”

“ We all read those little blurbs in our news that on this date such and such happened. Things that were great or not so great, but just a bit of history to remind us that we have not come as far as we had hoped or thought we had. I love this play and the way Plumridge gives us two plays that happened on a particular site and how in the end, connectivity is something that we depend upon as humans and that connection from our present to the past that will carry us into our futures. ”