“ "Gun Story" by Karen Saari is an incredibly powerful play that fearlessly delves into the topic of gun violence while exploring the dynamics between two parents. Saari captures the raw authenticity of their emotional journey, from the shared struggles of raising teenagers to the shocking revelation of a gun-related "joke" that threatens their newfound connection. With a perfect balance of humor and vulnerability, the play prompts deep reflection on the consequences of our actions and words. "Gun Story" is a compelling and thought-provoking choice for any festival, inviting audiences to engage in meaningful conversations ”

“ What a delightfully wonderful story about one man’s journey to realize he’s worth loving, and Martin cleverly disguises it as a groom having cold feet, well done!! So many hilarious twists, turns, and levels to explore in Eddie’s monologue, this is a piece any actor would love to get their teeth into. ”

“ Brian Cern captures an exquisite moment of tension, drama, and human connection in A Savanna Story. This play transcends culture, age, politics, and ethnicity, bringing together two very unlikely men who both learn lessons from each other about love, loyalty, and life. This play would make a great addition to any festival! ”

“ The Profession tackles the institutionalized patriarchy of our highest and lowest institutions while following the struggles of two women trapped within them. Eppich-Harris has written two powerhouse female roles with ample room to shine. Their complex stories overlap and intertwine, and their journeys to empower each other are riveting.

I also appreciated Eppich-Harris' skill in the character of Paul. Like Uncle Peck in Vogel’s How I Learned to Drive, I almost felt sorry for him and the consequences he will face.

An incredibly relevant story full of heart and humanity. Highly recommended! ”