“ Levine’s 10 minute plays are always terrific, but this one is brilliant in both its simplicity and its style. It’s almost as if you’re watching a nature documentary on the BBC, but about humans, rather than wild animals. Witnessing a seemingly quotidian morning, we see how the casual banality of existence blinds us to what’s really important. A contrast between data and heart, LA 8 AM will make you reconsider your morning routine, your priorities, and your relationships. It’s a stunning little piece. I’d love to see it on stage! ”

“ Dolly is a great piece for two middle-aged women, and with some creative thinking would certainly be stageable. The loneliness of these strangers, despite their different circumstances, is palpable. The play shows that making yourself happy is important, and that happiness can be symbolically realized far more easily than through checking off the boxes of society's expectations. And in fact, fulfilling those expectations can lead to a far more empty life than we're led to believe. Give this play a shot, and you won't be sorry. Funny and deep, Dolly works on multiple levels. ”

“ "Happy deathday to me" takes an unconventional approach to guardian angel stories. Ripe for witty interpretation on stage, this play has the potential to teach while it entertains. There's a lot for a good cast and director to work with here! ”

“ This is a funny short about your average 20-somethings trying to get through the pandemic the best they can -- with PowerPoint. The end is spooky for sure! And for those who have been Zoom bombed, perhaps, all too familiar. ”