“ I flew through this very funny and very relatable comedy of errors (or error, since one screwup at the beginning caused all the problems). A farce that takes a look at how we really don’t always know our significant other as well as we thought. I am a sucker for plays that have multiple characters holding multiple conversations at the same time, yet I followed it perfectly. That’s good writing! Well done Julie. ”

“ A potent reminder that (if you believe in the existence of a Supreme Being) we are ALL God's creations and should be treated as such. Honest and frustrating in equal measures. ”

“ I read Steven Martin's "O.B.O." with a mixture of sadness and recognition. I know what it's like to have a love/hate relationship with a family member who has passed on (although for completely different reasons than in this instance). When a play can bring up familiar memories so adroitly, it is a testament to the writing done here. Martin has hit upon something that is universal here. ”

“ This is the kind of piece I love to see onstage. A tense two-hander with a sci-fi angle that doesn't seem so sci-fi the more you think about it. And while there can be a tendency to make a tech-driven play seem dry and uninteresting, Greg Burdick keeps the conversation lively and active while feeding you the tech part in a way that is engaging. I loved the idea of what those quarter machines are REALLY for. I played enough of them in my youth to connect with this wonderfully realized short piece. ”