TRIFLES: "... for 30 minutes the company transports us to rural Iowa in the 1920s. This is an absolute credit to the actors on stage....revealed, with depth and gravitas, the piece-by-piece discoveries of the crime and its motivations."

“Cassie Ford as Mrs. Peters and Cora Hemphill as Mrs. Hale deliver exceptionally resonant performances as they piece together what has happened. Both reflect their growing awareness in unspoken glances that convey their burgeoning realization of how certain small hurts eventually beget larger consequences. It is a masterful example of understatement.”

HELLO. OUT THERE: "The emotions swung high and low as the actors circled the stage, threading their collective passions through the needle-eye of Saroyan’s sharp script. In less than half-an-hour, the crucible of emotions forged a bond between Young Man and the audience, as we lamented his incarceration before the story burst through the walls -- emotionally -- to drag us into the character’s isolation.”

“Hayden Tyler offered a particularly impressive portrait of Young Man who has been accused of rape, and unfortunately, has no illusions about his fate. Tyler’s sublime performance elevated this exquisite script. Lauren Ragsdale responds tentatively, gingerly, until real chemistry generates, and they completely connect through their shared loneliness.”