“ A tour de force for an actress and I imagine great fun for an audience to watch as one performer plays three distinctly different women at very different ages, linked La Ronde style by the Pharmacy in which their stories are set. What’s breathtaking for both the actress and the audience alike is how distinctly drawn these three women are; Lamedman’s characters jump off the page/stage with their sharply detailed quirks and peculiarities, and command our attention throughout. Terrific work. ”

“ All families have stories they pass down from generation to generation; some are older than the hills, some are barely a decade old, and some are… well… hilarious. Picture Marie Barone and Julia Child going head-to-head over latkes at a family Chanukah celebration, and you’ll get an idea what D. Lee Miller serves up in this delightful short comedy which crosses cultural boundaries with its universal story: who hasn’t watched in amused bemusement as mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and sisters-in-law have torn each other apart at the buffet table over whose covered dish should remain covered? Spot on, Lee. ”

“ As much as we love the humans in our life, our pets hold a special place in our hearts; Williams captures the profoundly emotional bond we share with them in this deeply touching, tender, and moving work from the master of memory, longing, mourning, letting go, and moving on – but not forgetting. Well done. ”

“ A few things stood out for me in Ian Thal’s gleefully satiric comedy: the nostalgia for a time when we fervently believed passion was enough to change the world; the precise look at the absolute fatuousness of college administrations and their steadfast inability to ever truly listen to their students; and – as mentioned before – that fabulous pillow fight. Well done, Ian! ”