“ Greg Mandryk takes the audience in quite a ride with something all of us fear -- that a stranger might be watching and/or luring us into danger under the premise of something we trust. At what point do we call for help? If you like horror, you'll love the suspense of this play, which packs a real punch in a short period of time. Theatres should consider producing this play with its powerful story and a relatively small cast and set needs. Well done. ”

“ Fun and thoughtful, this play touches on a great many emotions in a short period of time. Samantha Cocco sets up a plot that could easily expand into a one-act or full-length play. The play's needs and set are reasonable, so I hope theaters and festivals will give it consideration for production, and I think directors could take interesting chances with the presentation of a dynamic plot that literally begs the audience to ask themselves what they would do. Strong work. ”

“ Jacquelyn has creative a thought-provoking short comedy with crisp, creative dialogue and a strong story. The stakes are raised throughout, and there is movement and interaction that will both engage the audience and keep the storyline moving with a quick tempo and some nice, feel-good moments too. With some easy effects and some willing, creative actors, this could be a lot of fun to bring to life. Worth your time to read! ”

“ 'No Closets' reminds us all that teachers have thoughts. Deep thoughts. About their students and what they're going through in their development. Teachers are rarely allowed to really share their opinions let alone compare kids from their early teaching days to their modern classrooms. At least, they can't do it out loud. In 'No Closets,' Nora Louise Syran allows an actor the emotional to strip away the straight jackets that keep teachers from having real dialogue about the uncertainty they're seeing in the classroom while maintaining big government's hold on teachers who dare to be so brave. ”