“ What a pleasure to spend time with these five wonderful women! When all we know of the past are the things we feel are best left behind, we reduce those times to labels and worst case scenarios that overshadow the moments and love that make up lives. With humor and poignancy, THE GREEN BOOK... reminds us that there's always a little something sacrificed for progress, a bit of cognitive dissonance in keeping with a play about time travel. ”

“ A timely piece that acknowledges all that is wrong with racial relations, and, before Mercury slips into retrograde and everything has the potential to fall apart, shines a light on the baby steps that make one set of circumstances an example of critical acknowledgment. For now. For a minute. Though the play has a timeless, ethereal quality, it bursts with an urgency that begs us to pay attention to the tiniest details of what is happening around us, because they all matter. And it does it without being preachy, and with ghosts, in an old-time diner; who doesn't love that? ”

“ Four interwoven stories that paint a comprehensive picture of Internet connectivity--the good, the bad, the seamy, the false starts, the false fame, the fantasies, and realities--that will leave you wondering about the quality of your own relationship with the Internet, and with other people. And oh yeah, really funny, too. Great read! ”

“ What a beautiful play! McKeever assembles a seemingly disparate cast and stirs them up, allowing them to bristle and bump while the relentless Miami heat works to soften their edges until they're no longer sharp enough to cut. The structure, perfectly suited to the play's content, imbues MELT with layers of history and culture that strengthen its resonance and universality. I would love to see a production of this. ”