“ Marcia Eppich-Harris' exploration of the man, his philosophy, and his circle brings us closer to all of them; revealing the gulf between Nietzsche's own characterization of himself, and the reality he lived and suffered through. Answering the philosopher's call to love fate and embrace suffering, Seeking Nietzsche posits thoughtful questions about what it means to love someone, and what it means for that love to be unrequited, and whether Nietzsche's own self-love may be the most unrequited of all. ”

“ I was fortunate to direct this play at Modern Classics of LI in 2023. Larry had me hooked on the first page of Capriccio Radio, and it never let me go. Capriccio Radio personalizes the crisis in classical music — and all classical art forms by extension — of finding relevance in a cultural landscape that no longer values it for its own sake. The motley crew of characters all have their own reasons for loving their music, and genuinely struggle to set aside their differences to protect the music they all love. ”

“ A compelling short play about the dark side of inspiration, with lots of opportunities for creative staging of supernatural elements. ”

“ I enjoyed the back and forth between the two characters in this play, and the way the author has constructed a cage match between two fiercely intelligent people, both under the influence of a well spring of rage and self doubt. "Gambit" evokes the duel between Holmes and Moriarty in "The Final Problem" in a modern setting, and engages with some of our broader civil discourse in a thoughtful and personal way. ”