“ What I look forward to most in a Max Gill play is being shown a familiar slice of Americana through a unique cultural lens and the prismatic effect it creates. A lot of peaks and valleys are traversed in this one-act. We exercise loss and grief, freedom and obligation, as the binds that keep people together while also driving them apart. "I can’t think of anything else that everybody gets in life, so why should everyone get love?" Authentic and moving. A lovely play. ”

“ Such a fun short play that pits sister against sister and realm against realm - with an ironically unsuspecting, third-party, psychic caught in the middle. And a perfect, pregnant ending, too, to button it all up!
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“ Now these are some Commitments I can get behind! I love the anachronistic mash-up of the Biblical with modern technology. Not only are we trying to figure out what Ted's trying to say, we're trying to make sense of (just as Ted is) what it is he is actually saying. And therein lies the fun. And for goddsakes people, 'do not fall for bare witless neighbors!' So funny! ”

“ A snap shot of a time and place that highlights some of the challenges, sacrifices, and coping mechanisms of our mothers and grandmothers. And a reminder of how some things have maybe gotten better since. Notably, though these women have even less experience in dealing with cultures not their own, they found a way through disagreement and discourse peacefully. A skill we’ve apparently forgotten. In the end, I found all three women endearing and want them to succeed. ”