Angels and Ministers of Grace

...immensely satisfying...an extraordinarily uncommon knack for dialogue and character...a promising start to what will certainly be a unique voice in American Theater.
~ Michael T. Mooney, New Jersey Footlights - full review here

The play is an emotional journey but it is also laced with humorous and sincere moments that every family can relate to.... It is a piece of theater you will reflect upon again and again.
~ Marina Kennedy, Broadway World - full review here

And then, in the final scenes of Angels, something curious happened-- the thing that you hope will happen when you go to the theater.
~ Martin Denton, NY Theater Now - full review here

Ms. Smith's writing captures the cadences of backwoods Florida folk in this well-crafted play. She understands the importance of the spaces between the words and creates empathetic characters that audiences recognize and root for.
~ Navida Stein, StageBuddy - full review here

An intriguing hand at work...a wordsmith to watch...climactic, cathartic...well acted...worth the wait.
~ Tom Chesek, Asbury Park Press - full review here

Deeply satisfying...
~ Hannah Walker, Tri City News - full review here

I urge you to let them tell you their story.
~ Raphael Bagladiacca, Front Row Center - full review here

The Looking Glass

...quite funny...the audience ate this one up...
~ Elyse Sommer, CurtainUp.com - full review here

...one of the finest Wharton adaptations...since Shakespeare & Company first performed at the Mount 35 years ago.
~ James Yeara, MetroLand - full review here

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Photo: Jane Nichols as Cora Atlee, © Kevin Sprague, Studio Two

* The Looking Glass performed by permission of the Estate of Edith Wharton and the Watkins/Loomis Agency