“The actors grapple with their characters in a heroic fashion and traverse their psyches with the same bravado and skill utilized in the imaginary journey to Terra Incognita.”
“Overmyer, with the decided support of three fine actresses, ably directed by the astute Laura Braza, turns these silly, living cartoons into flesh and blood.”
“The actors deliver shrewd, emotionally resonant performances, enhancing the balanced, well-drawn characters Eason has given them. Hudock and Magrath don’t just appear to be having fun - and they should, what with all the physical and psychological thrusting and parrying they’re doing onstage. They also seem to be speaking to one another. That’s because they’re listening to each other. ”
“Beautiful Monette Magrath textures her performance as Olivia so well that there is no acting involved, just Magrath living as Olivia. The character’s pain and conflicted pattern of making decisions, after being subjected to harsh criticism for her writing, which represents her very essence, and believing that she must listen to those outside voices, is readily apparent. Her sensitivity not to trust and be pulled in again, causes her not to trust Ethan’s motives. This is a fine and focused performance.”
“...Sophistication, aplomb and unrestrained performances...(Macdonald and Magrath) give crisp performances as the sleek power couple who are driven to extravagant displays of irritation — engaging in some fiery mental and physical battles...”