“ One of the most courageous written pieces I've ever read. I Can't Ride Trains Anymore is amazing, it's vulnerable, heartbreaking, and empowering. There is so much that I want to right, that gives away the subtilties and the in-your-face narrative about transition and ultimately trans-life, so I won't. I implore you, all of you to read this. Read August Forman's words, especially those (including myself) that are/were ignorant. You will walk away changed. This monologue has changed me for the better, forever. Thank you August. ”

“ What an incredible piece of art. All of it. The incredible amount of work that Kenneth N. Kurtz put into this piece is awe-inspiring. Visually stunning, it doesn't take much imagination to understand the artistry that is taking place. The rhythm of the piece and all of the exceptional secondary characters add so much to this stunning work. This work of art deserves a stage. Breathtaking. ”

“ The wonderful chemistry in dialogue between the Stillwell sisters makes this play a highlight for all that read or listen to the show. A twisty whodunit that uses a bit of slight-of-hand, to reach its unpredictable conclusions brings about the fun and the energy. The visuals painted by Vivian are fantastic and true to style, Lermond delivers throughout. Fantastic work! ”

“ What a fun and imaginative spin on the supernatural world. When you think about the baseline familiarity of the skills of each of the four main characters, you appreciate the extras that Christian St. Croix sprinkles in. Then there are the rules, the special relationships supernaturally, and you have the recipe for Supernatural Skills fans, like myself, absolutely love. Throw in a measured escalation strategy, additional layers of stakes, and complicated interpersonal connections and you find yourself immersed into the culture and environment that St. Croix creates. Also love the somewhat ambiguous ending. Excellent play. ”