“ All the concurrently conflicting emotions of puberty are on vivid display and delightfully realized in this laugh-out-loud but poignant comedy. Particularly inventive is O’Doherty’s use of the emotions Joy and Anger, physically represented as speaking characters being goaded by a deviously charming Puberty, as a sort of Greek Chorus leading us — and Amelia, the main character — through the wildly fluctuating feelings the young protagonist experiences as she’s starting to face the changes she’s going to be going through. A totally winning little gem. ”

“ "Sink," part three of Alex Kulak's Father-Son Cycle, is the darkest, most emotionally shattering of the trio. Again, Kulak's dialogue flows naturally, beautifully specific to character, and builds the story to its intensely horrifying climax with ease. A terrific showcase for the two actors playing the toxic father and his damaged son. ”

“ A terrific political drama spanning decades, Kulak's take on troubled Father-Son relationships across two generations within the same family, is never less than riveting, and frequently heartbreaking. The first of three Father-Son plays, I'm looking forward to reading the next two in the cycle. ”

“ A thrilling adventure ride through a dystopian future (or is it past?) with dark noir-ish tones, this is a relentless – and relentlessly riveting – work from Frandsen. Intricately plotted, with memorably drawn characters, this should prove to be a stunner when staged. Provocative, tense, edge-of-your-seat entertaining. ”