Constance Jaquay Strickland

This is a play that quietly sneaks up on you. The dialogue fresh and natural starts to feel as though you’re secretly binging on your favorite tv show too late at night with popcorn. The cast of actors throw themselves into this beautiful play and your heart feels it for a long time after. Fort Huachuca is a specific military history unknown to quite a few, which is what makes this play by Sousa so very special. Sousa’s play takes the viewer into the lives of five African- American women who serv... full review

A piece that represents the times in which we live. ... full review

It is a play that demands discussion after and that is exactly what we did after the show. We had ice cream and talked about what it means to write such personal pieces---and then to have people perform those works--does it work? In reality, the question need not be answered--because all that matters is that it was done--so it lives. ... full review

We need more community theatre pieces that take us into small close spaces and give us relevant, moving, necessary and powerful theatre.... full review

Andrea is just fabulous! ... full review

A beautiful piece of theatre. Annie transported us to a powerful time in China where we got to meet humans who affected her and ultimately affected us too. The set design/music only added to an already beautiful show. A most necessary show for NY!... full review

Susan is enticing with a deep sense of self and power. There is a prowess about her onstage that is piercing and haunting yet moving as she reveals pieces of her life that make a full circle connection to what it means to exist. I'll say that I would have loved to see her glorious legs do some ballet on stage! This is a piece that deserves a continued life.... full review

Three brave woman graced the stage to share their truths. It was funny, sad and poignant, which in this life is always a fine balance as we search for/need for happiness and a life well lived.... full review

Fugitive Songs! We came in with open hearts and found ourselves moved by the music, the journey and the ache that comes with being human. The actors give heartfelt performances and there is something to be said about the power of stillness. Go support musical theatre and have a drink at the same time. ... full review

I did not know what to expect walking into the theatre but I was ready for anything. Catherine sucked me in The entire cast was a bright delight!... full review