“ Holy cow, that took SUCH a left turn into a dark place! I absolutely loved this piece by DC Cathro. He knows exactly how to set the scene in such an innocuous manner, then start building upon it until you're at the edge of a cliff you didn't know you were climbing. Then he dropkicks you off it in the creepiest fashion. Be careful about trading that Halloween candy. Apparently it's bad for your teeth... and the rest of you. ”

“ Paul Donnelly's short drama shows just how unyielding both sides in an argument can be. On the one hand Jeremy's mother (however wrong-headed I may believe her to be, and make no mistake, I am pro-science on this) clearly cares enough for her son's happiness to try to get Mike to listen. On the other, Mike's love for his daughter's welfare is just as (if not more) prevalent. The smart dialogue gives us no clear winner or loser here, and I'd bet this play will provoke much discussion after seeing it. Theater with a point! ”

“ The way Iyna Caruso tells the tale, I want this to be the way it went down. There's a sense of romanticism here that plays into all of our societal desires to love the criminal over authority. Like a Spanish Robin Hood, we pull for Pablo (even if he wasn't exactly guilty of what he was accused of nor giving riches to the poor,) we're still on his side. ”

“ A wise man once said "I don't care if everyone gets my stuff. I just care that the RIGHT people get it." And this play may be the most "inside baseball" thing I've read in a good long while, and I actually think I got it! So if nothing else, I recommend this play on the basis that I got it! And I like peanut butter sandwiches too. So... win/win. Thanks for the fun read Christopher. ”