“ Daughters Of Abraham is a thoughtful, poignant play about two characters extending hands — and more than hands, their whole selves — across lines of difference, and finding the ways in which they relate to one another. Goldman-Sherman’s protagonists are well drawn, and their perspectives on each other’s circumstances evoke strong feelings without being overly sensational. Excellent work! ”

“ That Moment When… is the sort of experimental play that many writers attempt, but rarely succeed at executing. It is both an intimate, meet-cute and an exhaustive character study, explored through movement. Actors skilled in subtlety and directors with an eye for the nuance of movement and body language could have a field day with this play—I would love to be in the audience to see how this play could be interpreted, and the feeling produced by one of the wordiest, wordless play I’ve encountered. ”

“ Neighbor Jane is a play that keeps you on your toes, off-balance and searching for the right footing. Tina Esper manages to expertly balance supernatural intrigue with compelling human drama, keeping you guessing about who and what to believe until the very end. ”

“ I was treated to a reading of CHANGELING, and within pages I felt transported by Monica Cross’s timeless, storybook-plucked verse dialogue. There’s something marvelous and heartfelt about the conversation between LostMother and ForestChild, which manages to be grounded and relatable while also feeling firmly planted in the realm of faefolk and Grimmsian parables. There’s a lot to glean from this piece, and I’m excited to see theater audiences fall in love with it. ”