“ "Drive Away" is a powerful, gripping play about sisters, each one trying to save the other from herself. Robin Berl masterfully sets up the situation, with great staging and sharp dialogue, so we think we're watching a play about one thing and then — WHAM! — she delivers the big reveal that pulls the audience in a completely new direction. After reading I was left struggling with the question: Why are we so bad at defining happiness for ourselves? The way Berl presents this question in this play is brilliant. Well done! ”

“ Life is a series of tiny little decisions that have ripple effects through the rest of our lives. Philip Middleton Williams' short play "Going There" demonstrates this with such wit and skill. Sam and Gary have a complex relationship that's completely believable in both timelines. I am always amazed by the author's ability to tell so much in so few pages, and "Going There" is another gem. ”

“ I read the Twitter thread on which this play is based and did not think the story could get any better. And yet Emily McClain makes it perfect! This is a laugh-out-loud play about people with the best intentions and the worst responses. It needs to be staged everywhere. It is easy to produce and hilarious. ”

“ With his usual economy of words, Steven Martin gives us a searing indictment of our dysfunctional relationship with food and body image. The staging is so simple yet brilliant, making Terry's journey through the package of cookies that much more compelling. Anyone who's wrestled with themselves over eating — therefore everyone — will relate to this play. Bravo! ”