“ An absolutely hilarious farce that will have audiences laughing until their sides hurt. This fast paced comedy has great roles for actresses who have a talent for slapstick. Kate Danley has written a play that will appeal to audiences everywhere, and especially those who have some experience of life in a modern corporation! ”

“ An intriguing short play that isn't so much a "whodunnit" as a "is she going to do it"? An anonymous motel in Iowa is the setting for this unexpected visit from a young man who attempts to persuade his future mother to avoid the rendezvous that will lead to his conception. Just the ticket for a play festival that is looking for something original and thought provoking. ”

“ As others have said, the echoes of Thornton Wilder are loud and clear in this accurate, break your heart tribute to all those New England towns that are broken down shadows of their former glories. Brian James Polak's play creates quietly memorable characters as they go about stultifying existences, dreaming of escape. There is both irony and tragedy in their stories, and the whole piece is nicely held together by a parking attendant narrator who presides over both the living and dead. A play for our times, speaking clearly about the dangers of exhausted slogans and unheeded cries for help. ”

“ I loved this heart-warming play about empty nests, traveling husbands, incontinent cats, and the perils of social media. Donna Hoke gives us a seasonal, laugh out loud drama that feels utterly true to life, yet still manages to give us the happy ending that we all hope for at Christmas. Perfect! ”