Recommended by Beth Blatt

An amazing feat, to bring all these artists to life, capturing each distinctly, and their relationships with each other. All sorts of fun, juicy tidbits about them all - and especially Valadon, whose name I knew but nothing else. And once you add in the period music, the paintings themselves - transporting!

I loved this play. Wonderful leaps of imagination - that all make sense in this world. Funny. Terrifying. Touching. Satisfying.

Michele skillfully peels the onion of this woman's horrific situation. Completely believable - and the last twist truly a shocker.

Such a poetic and terrifying trip these women went on. Michele captures the horror of Underhill by letting his words convict himself. And love the all the riding lingo!

Such a charming play! Stuccio effectively captures a slice of the cop world and puts it in a holiday setting that lets the heart shine through. Believable, distinctive characters you root for. Funny, emotional, satisfying (like a church lady cookie).

What a wonderful premise Stuccio has discovered, and explored with humor and heart. I could almost feel myself on that train! A great ten minute play - for Xmas or anytime of the year.

Marcus effortlessly creates characters and relationships that are funny and real and meaningful. I love how he carries the same images forward through the different songs. I hope this lives past COVID!

Fowkes does a great job of sustaining the mystery around complicated family relationships, then delivers a believable, moving portrayal of how a debilitating condition doesn't have to destroy a marriage. Some richly emotional - and funny - roles for actors

Gripping from the get go. Characters clear and passionate. A lot at stake for everyone. Would love to see this on stage.

Wow! Such strong characters and sense of place. I can see how vibrant and full of life this would be on stage. Love the language, so specific and right. Great 10-minute that an audience would love.