“ Many who write about this subject will write with an eye toward the nostalgia and beauty of the person as they were. These plays, I have noticed, tend to become stereotypical melancholy pieces or tender plays which speaks to the playwright's emotional/personal investment in the subject. Greg Burdick takes a contrasting approach and looks at the play from the viewpoint of the present. He explores the frustrations and the immense pressure placed on a spouse who serves as a caregiver. Burdick pulls no punches and takes an otherwise tired subject and brings us into immediacy and the highest stakes. ”

“ A monologue exploring the precarious balancing act so many in this country must walk to remain here, and the bitterness, regret, nostalgia, and-most heartbreakingly-the quiet acceptance of the consequences that come from stumbling. Lawing's monologue speaks more effectively to the matter of immigration and remaining in the U. S. than many others tackling the same subject because it speaks above the partisan fray and talking points. Lawing aims much higher, he speaks to our shared humanity and explores the human experience in the context of the immigration issue. A strong piece for an older Latino actor. Take a read. ”

“ There are plays which go beyond intended audiences and speak to the global community. The setting may be Melbourne but this play could be done in Moscow, Tokyo, Johannesburg, London, or Los Angeles and the audience would understand. The world Christopher Bryant presents us in DISINHIBITION is frightening in its familiarty and disquieting in its message. I am not sure if Bryant is chronicler or prophet, but this work cannot become a Cassandra prophesying the rapid decay of our global community trapped in falsehoods while our most impressionable go the way of Tay into radicalization. Read this play. Don't wait. ”

“ Matthew Weaver has captured the "awakening" of a young man interested in building toy models in a unique and interesting way by providing the memory from the perspective of that memory's personification. I promise, the monologue is not as confusing as I just made it. A fun slice-of-life moment capturing the moment adulthood begins to develop for a boy. It's a breeze of a monologue and keeps you engaged throughout. Really cool experimental monologue by Matthew Weaver! ”