“ Noir-ish cops? A damsel in distress? A creepy old house off the main road? Mad Lesbian Scientists? Dogs? I’m so in for this hilarious spoof of old-fashioned radio drama, complete with old-fashioned commercials. (And oh, those commercials!!!) This piece is just so much wonderful, silly, creepy fun! And what fun for its cast and sound effects manager, too. Turn the dial, turn up the volume, turn down the lights, sit back, and enjoy. ”

“ Filled with lovably endearing, if fractiously irritating family members, this play is a wonderfully contemporary model of the “family drama” genre. Sharp, funny dialogue, stakes which keep rising, and those aforementioned family members all bumping off each other like balls in an out of control pinball machine, along with that beautifully quiet, perfectly pitched ending, make Fernandez’ script a winner. ”

“ A good, old-fashioned, and wonderfully entertaining mystery thriller, Bob Cooner’s delicious adaptation of an Agatha Christie short story (featuring the lovably irascible Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot) captures her intricately structured plotting as well as her dry British wit, and perfectly suits the audio drama format. One can imagine sitting by one’s radio, breathlessly hanging on every word from its intriguing beginning to its thrilling conclusion. ”

“ Will’s need to both repulse and curry connection is palpable in Torres’ wonderfully theatrical almost-monologue. Sharply, beautifully written, Will is a tour de force for an actor, a character who’s hard to love but also hard to resist loving. By all means, feed Will. Don’t feed the bear, but definitely feed Will. ”