“ All the cycles of life are addressed in this poignant and truthfully rendered monologue. I cried reading it, as it's so, so relatable for anyone (all of us?) who have screwed up, loved, revered, and lost. And, yet it feels hopeful at the end. M is a meaty role that could be played by an actor of any race/gender. This monologue is easy to perform and would do terrifically in a community, educational or theatrical setting. ”

“ I love ESSIE and WILLIE and felt like I was right there in the room sitting on the couch with their sons as they were dancing the cha-cha. So much warmth and love was conveyed in their connection. This monologue would be wonderful in a theatrical evening of love stories or (what I'm hoping) is that the playwright Morey Norkin will expand this into a full length play. ”

“ Film Noir meets Screw Ball Comedy in this nail biting, fast pace one act set on the Staten Island Ferry. The ending was a zinger which I did not see coming. I highly recommend THE ACTRESS for anyone looking to cast two strong female actors. Age range can be flexible and this play would be great in a wide range of theatrical settings. ”

“ Objects that were once pivotal to a divorced couple, come to life as they are being sold at a yard sale. We see so clearly the passage of time as the objects tell their stories. This lovely, poignant play is both universal and magical. It would be terrific in an evening of ten minute plays and also where there is an opportunity for intergenerational performance such as a school setting, community center or house of worship. ”