“ Another magical and heart-breakingly human short piece by the master miniature magical world builder Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn. We always have options, but we don't always see our own inner strength and we don't always know how to ask for help. Just lovely. Give the super audio production on Theatrical Shenanigans a listen: https://theatricalshenanigans.podbean.com/e/international-womens-day-special/?fbclid=IwAR0Fp3-o6OSTPOPp9OnyXCoEUZvStvZLrpWq4glk0VMLpnFJbyj1eFp2E-w ”

“ Great fun. You'll be cheering on team #7. Do they win the writing competition? No spoilers here, but there's more at stake for these lovingly crafted characters than just winning a writing contest and being published. This musical is packed with catchy tunes, a large cast perfect for highschool productions, and plenty of heart. ”

“ Prillaman takes Harold and Kumar to an entirely new level--an out-of-theatre experience. Four lovable characters and Petunia the Bong remind us that it's not the destination that's important, but the journey. And what a meta-theatrical trip this is. A "creation" that is all at once a "mess" and super fun. And sweet. And freaky. And physical. And yeah, fun. Nope, there are way too many things running our "walking twig" anxious lives. Prillaman reminds us to stop, listen to the corn. ”

“ Haunting and visceral and yet strangely hopeful in the inevitable cycles to come. Daniel Prillaman's darkly poetic "The Ashen Crown" was "mesmerizing." It reminded me of Macbeth, but from a feminist angle. Weird Sister(s), barrenness, violence, greed for power and land, balanced by the need for sacrifice and regeneration. Darkly poetic. A stage combat designer's dream. Strong female leads. Not my usual thing to chose to read, funny enough, but in Prillaman's hands, I was utterly drawn in and never lost my way, the "cardinal" directions clear. Bravo. A deep bow of respect to this playwright. ”