“ For anyone who has spent time in higher education - as either a student or staff member - this engaging play by Brian Cern will ring oh so true. Administrivia is the hallmark of university life, and it is displayed here in all its maddening glory. Comic and insightful, SCHOLARSHIP is a work sure to entertain. Recommended! ”

“ A supremely moving tale of two women whose lives have been forever linked by the death of Beth's daughter, Jocelyn, in the front yard of Marissa's home. Strangers when first they met, they now have come to know and care for each other, because Beth visits nightly a shrine she has created in Marissa's yard. But it's been quite some time, and Marissa needs to move on. So too does Beth, but the prospect of doing that seems devastating. A play about love, loss, longing, and so much more. This is a play you should see for yourself. Bravo! ”

“ A short but exceptionally poignant play about a woman so distressed by climate change that she finds life - at least the life she had previously known - near impossible. Her husband, ever supportive, looks for ways to bring the woman he married back to him. Wonderful. Highly Recommended. ”

“ Brother and sister Charles and Carrie want to make Uncle Elbert happy by holding a seance to reach their deceased Aunt Sue, Elbert's ex. They hire a "sketchy" medium, Zelda, to bring about the communication between realms. But when Zelda appears to be anything but legitimate, things begin to go haywire. It's just possible Sue has decided to communicate with one and all without the help of the scheming Zelda. Good fun for all. Recommended. ”