“ This play comes out swinging and doesn't let up. Don't let the title fool you, Robin is definitely a comedian, but as it is with most comedians, his jokes cover a much deeper pain. And that pain resonates out to those around him. This is not so much a story of "nature vs nurture" as the characters seem to believe, but rising like a phoenix from the ashes despite the tragedies that befall you. Alice will set a great example to her uncle by doing just that. ”

“ What starts out as possibly the worst Valentine's Day ever for Cassidy begins a journey to enlightenment for her. The ghosts of her past shine a light on the ghoul of her present, and she uses the light to find her way to herself and a better future. Or at least a great bottle of wine, which pairs nicely with a little vengefulness! ”

“ Wow! The microcosm of The Pit is intense! It is indeed, filled with the humorous and mundane ways the prisoners must pass the time while stuck in this scary hole, but when a Third Wheel is added to the party, things get scarier than just wondering "why" they are there. It's like taking an ant farm and watching them work together, then shaking the box and watching it make them fight each other. A terrible human social experiment. Dark and somewhat scary to see the truth that lies in our own inner "pits." ”

“ OMG! This is absolutely HILARIOUS! And, to be honest, somewhat believable with what kids know and can do these days! This is brilliantly staged so that, like in Greek Theatre, the greatest horrors are merely described giving the audience the paintbrush to create the best scenes themselves. This also makes this a great candidate for audio theatre, too! Great for any play fest, not just horror or Lovecraft themed evenings! ”