“ If you've just read John Busser's Treasure (and it's a one-minute play, so why don't you?), and it bummed you out, New Girl in Town will cheer you right up (also in one minute). ”

“ The self-imposed rule of this short play starts out feeling like a gimmick, but quickly becomes a metaphor for our inability to connect with our fellow human beings on anything more than a superficial level, and the piece transcends being more than a writing exercise. It's 14 pages, but with almost every line being limited to one word, you have no excuse not to read it. So, stop reading this and start reading An Audience of One, by Michael C. O'Day! ”

“ This is brilliant. The dialogue right from the start is crisp and outrageously hilarious, pulling you in right away, with characters who are both repulsive and wildly entertaining. The second act allows the humor to slip a notch, permitting us to see the tragic and malformed humanity of the play's central character beneath the quips and punchlines. Some taboos get broken, true, but David Hilder handles it all so skillfully, I never once wanted to hit the eject button and walk away. Extremely well done! ”

“ A fairy tale that's far more in the spirit of Brother's Grimm than Disney, Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn's Fairie Ring is a tale of a young mother coping with depression and the dark thoughts that come with it. Heartbreaking, yet ultimately reaffirming, this is excellently done. ”