“ Three dogs in a bar doing what dogs do. Having drinks, chowing down, and discussing their fear of upcoming fireworks. Their friend, Roger, could probably help, but like Godot, he’s a no-show. There is, of course, a strong visual element to this charming play, and it’s fun to imagine all the possibilities for costumes and stage business as actors assume these roles. WAITING FOR ROGER is sure to be a festival favorite. ”

“ An amazing tour de force. Filled with outrageous comedy and heartbreaking reality, BMTT takes a wildly creative look at body image and the difficulty of self acceptance in the face of so much criticism. This must be absolutely stunning on stage. ”

“ Set up as potentially your typical rom-com where two women vie for the same hunk, FALLING OFF THE EDGE is anything but typical. First, there’s the backstory. The two women are both recovering alcoholics. The hunk is a Mormon, earnest in his faith but certainly not fitting a stereotype. Paul Donnelly provides plenty of humor nicely balanced with reflections on faith, love, friendship, and self discovery. A treat to read and no doubt a joy to see on stage. ”

“ Inside jokes abound. IYKYK. Only Chris Plumridge could write himself into a Daniel Prillaman play. And only he would think of such a totally off the wall (4 walls in this case) idea. ”