“ This is another beautiful piece from Gill, and I am grateful I was able to see it in production as part of the PGE Faces of America Monologue Festival this month. The image of the flag -- both its presence and absence on the garage door, as well as the image of it in Amrit's arms -- is so striking. As with Gill's other plays, FRESH PAINT is a piece of nuance and subtlety, but with tremendous power behind the words. ”

“ THE PLATYPODES has long been on my to-read list, and I'm so glad I finally had a chance to encounter this rare, vibrant play. Wyndham has gifted us with complicated characters in a difficult situation. An interesting and complex discussion of the intricacies of women's rights and neurological differences. ”

“ This is a dynamic piece of theatre that calls on the audience to engage with uncomfortable dichotomies. Gill uses well-crafted characters to usher the audience into an alternate history where the west was the victim rather than the perpetrator of imperialism. Throughout this confrontation, new layers of character are developed and blur the lines between who is right and who is wrong -- and whether there is a middle ground. Gill is an expert story-teller. STARS AND CRESCENT is a challenging, engaging play that is an important piece for our current moment. ”

“ EMERGENCY CONTACT is full of heart, love, pain, and forgiveness. Manny has some truly beautiful moments, and I love how his story ends -- that he chooses his own self-worth and is generous with himself above others, even someone he loves. Shawn's anxiety hits so close to home for me; it feels so real, so personal, and so raw. Watching Derrick drown is heartbreaking in the worst way; I had tears in my eyes toward the end of this powerful play. These three men navigate their own and each other's pain with so much compassion and grace. Beautiful. ”