“ Funny, brisk, and charming throughout, Lam takes a great concept and carries it through to fruition. Kudos for being able to tell this rather complex story in the 10-minute format, which keeps it from potentially bogging down in time-travel logic. ”

“ A poignant encounter between two well-drawn characters at a pivotal moment, this epitomizes what a 10-minute play can accomplish. Wholly believable and quite engrossing. ”

“ Playing Chutes and Ladders against an anthropomorphized painting is an interest way to analogize wrestling with one's conscience, and Shlictman does a good job of taking this intriguing idea and running with it. The idea works well for creating conflict and discussion and it would be great to see staged, especially the first few pages when Angelique the painting reveals herself as a character. ”

“ A frenetic piece that benefits from a breakneck pace and some very clever comedic repetition. There were not one but two plot twists I didn't see coming, which is impressive for a ten-minute play. And it really sticks the landing. Good fun. ”