Leah Verrill

Such a great story. My mother uses this story in her English Litature classes. It’s such an interesting story. How do we treat people suffering from mental illness and is it helpful or harmful? Are the drugs our society currently puts people on hindering or calming? And have they become more effective now in modern days? This story also asks the question how do we treat women, healthy or sick? And is this treatment driving them mad? ... full review

A beautiful take on classical theatre. This show was brilliantly cast, thoughtfully staged and it’s movelmet was elegant in its ability to move the plot forward and relieve raw emotions. I highly recommend this powerful piece of theater. ... full review

Such a raw, moving piece of story telling. This one women show is sad, aching and at times very funny. I love how the wolf was the second character along side it was the lessons learned by Lucinda. Wolves have great imagery. There’s the fairtale aspect, the dog or companion, the sexy image, the dangerous animal image. The author weaves all these aspect together in her writing yet keeps it very real. Sandi does an amazing job of keeping the story truthful and heart felt. She’s inspiring to watch. ... full review