“ Deray has created a family--and they are a family--of characters to care about and cheer for, but more than that, celebrated difference instead of condemning mental illness. It's necessary work and I can't wait to see where this play goes from here. ”

“ Like all great plays, ABIGAIL leaves me with more questions than it answers. Can we separate art and artist? Where we do we draw lines? Do we really need to revive classic works that perpetuate models of humanity we're trying to eradicate? These are all the questions swirling in the modern zeitgeist, begging not just to be asked, but to be discussed, addressed, answered, resolved. The play proves what a monumental task that is by constructing a denunciation of a revered text and playwright and creating an all-too-believable denial of it, the perfect metaphor for the #metoo movement. ”

“ Kaz takes the trope of the actor-as-server and marries it with *Kitchen Confidential* to serve up a non-stop frenetic comedy that skewers the restaurant industry. Actor, customer, or industry insider, you'll not only recognize the people who populate the Great White Cafe who can't seem to decide if they're actors who serve or servers who act, but also feel their pain. Truth and pain: that's the definition of humor. ”

“ So skillful in rendering a portrait of OCD that you can almost feel what it must be like! With hope and humor, Ben engages the audience in mind and body through one man's journey to the other side. ”