“ It's not everyday that you find a play that earns the right to call itself "horror," but this is one of them. Playwright Kashner sets the mood with a spooky setting, an isolated inn in the moorlands that may or may not have a monstrous beast roaming around. The characters find themselves arriving at the inn, each with their own agenda, which may or may not be what they say. The twists and turns entertain enough, but the scares and chills elevate this piece into a true horror story. Great work! ”

“ A great little piece that really takes its time with the meaningful moments. I particularly like how the playwright lets all of the action and subtext tell the real story, and how it comes together in the end. Very nice play! ”

“ Really felt this one, emotionally and viscerally. I learned a lot about Chile's Pinochet and how that affected the people. Well put together and riveting to witness. ”

“ While the musical might bring Hamilton's entire life to the stage, Tambasco here focuses on one singular moment, the duel itself, to great effect. This piece in particular builds upon the bystanders and friends of the duelists, bringing an emotional beat to the piece, before delving into the heady conflict, allowing the audience to invest itself. This approach really pays off, and the verse structure gives it a musicality of its own. A great piece for a themed festival, or a change of pace in a more open format. ”