“ Fantastic(al) indeed! Megan Fraedrich has created an intelligent and entertaining one-act around the life of young Will Shakespeare. On one level it is an origin story. On other, even more relatable levels it is a story of the relationship between fathers and sons and the desire to leave a legacy. I was recently honored to share a bill with this play. I imagine the audience must have been thoroughly engrossed in this tale as I was reading it. Great opportunities for actors and directors alike. ”

“ The holiday crush at an airport coupled with foul weather and foul tempered travelers. Asher Wyndham captures it all in this wild monologue. Delivered from the perspective of a gate attendant, the monologue shows just how much airport staff have to endure and how they have it just as bad if not worse than their customers. The lesson? When you travel, be prepared and be kind. Would love to see an actor pull this one off. ”

“ “To move wild laughter in the throat of death?—
It cannot be, it is impossible.”

Unless Mark Harvey Levine is the playwright then death, or undeath, has never been funnier. The jokes, the puns. I love it! ”

“ Anastasia Wild offers an intriguing glimpse into the future where even with a Star Trek kind of existence, the human condition hasn’t changed all that much. From the interaction between the two older sisters, we learn that impossible burdens are still being placed on teachers and nurses. But with the younger sister, this new world (or worlds) presents an exciting opportunity. And it is the connection between the three that gives this play its heart and our hope for the future. Producers take note! ”