“ A powerful play that I think could encourage young audience members facing similar situation - parents divorcing, moving away to a strange city, long distance relationship with a parent - to open up, to heal, to change. It's about much more than I described. A large cast play with PLENTY OF ROLES FOR WOMEN, perfect for middle schools and high schools - ready for production - check it out! You will marvel at the structuring of the story, the emotional intensity, the theatricality, the honesty, the revelations, the truths. HIghly recommended! ”

“ This solo play about OCD addresses life as a 'web of instrusive thoughts, rumination and anxiety' - and makes you, the [un]diagnosed, wonder about the same. You might freak out because you might recognize yourself in the parts played by the character-actor, you might laugh because you might recognize certain behaviors (hand-washing) or thoughts (hurting people, Antonio Banderas). Theatre should be always be a safe place to feel uncomfortable -- to recognize our common anxieties and traumas -- and this powerful play in the right theatre can make that possible - and make it ok to laugh. ”

“ I've witnessed the erratic, aggressive behavior of an aging adult with dementia and its impact on a spouse - not as a spouse myself, but as a child as caregiver. Burdick is spot-on in capturing a volatile marriage in dissolution with one person with dementia. It's a painful read, its violent ending shocking but totally believable - it can happen; if the violent ending doesn't happen in real life, the spouse without the disease has probably thought of it. A highly recommended play for senior actors who love a challenge. Check it out. ”

“ You can always count on Lucy Wang for compelling, complex short works for teenagers, including this serio-comic monologue for an Asian female actor. Just perfect for competition. Check it out. ”