“ As someone who has spent half her life in NYC and the second half in Minnesota, Below Zero spoke to me on so many levels. Watts explores a friendship? A kinship? through the lens of a beautiful and deadly winter. There’s an early mystery, an adventure, some hard truths, oh - and dogs, too. The dialogue is irresistible as are the characters. It’s a wonderfully theatrical and compelling take on a female-buddy story. Bring on the dog sled - it’s a fun, heart-stopping ride. Amazing opportunities for designers. Produce it. I’ll buy the 1st ticket. ”

“ A winning combination of art, analysis and what is in the eye of the beholder. Hall combines all and let’s us see that what we actually see is the artist’s intent and no more. But -Maybe art is different from all eyes and just maybe that is fine. A lovely commentary on how art reaches us - individually. ”

“ That ending will stay with me forever. As will the joy ride that Foster takes us on. Sweet and salty and with a pinch of bittersweet. Two stellar roles for women! ”

“ Years ago, I used google-translate for a scene. This play is a cautionary tale about why you should never do that. While Levine’s play is an absolute comedic gem on the page, the dynamics and physical possibilities onstage make me wish it was coming soon to a theatre near me. Need a pick-me-up? Pick this up and read it/produce it. ”