Dusk Rings a Bell - A Play by Stephen Belber

excellent show - great performances... full review

Such a beautiful experience. ... full review

Incredible acting, best show I have seen in years a true emotional treat.... full review

Beautiful, nuanced two-hander about loss, disappointment, redemption, and connection. A woman searching for herself stumbles upon a man from her past. They struggle to understand each other's choices and perspectives while trying to recapture a moment from a more innocent time. Strong actors and great writing make this a must see.... full review

Go see it! Amberlee Colson and Tyler Jack Rice sizzle as they connect, explore possibility, reminisce and regret. Despite chemistry and connection, this is no rom-com …because life is messy and complicated. And because the acting is so good, I felt the bitter-sweetness of it all, and ached for each of them. ... full review

A very well-written dramatic play, with a few very comedic moments sprinkled into some very heavy moments in the dialogue of two characters re-uniting 15+ years after a brief summer moment of romance. It explores the different paths they took and the chemistry they had so long ago. Very well acted on a sparce stage. Very compelling throughout.... full review

Amberlee and Tyler’s portrayal of two souls who reconnected later in life was very REAL, authentic and emotional. They were both very engaging, I loved their very contrasting characters, and the energy of the two playing off one another was fabulous. Well directed and a great play overall!... full review

A must see play . It’s created by two engaging, complicated characters that tell their story keeping you interested until the very end. Amberlee Colson plays Molly and draws you into her thoughts by connecting to the audience. Together the characters Molly and Ray bring to the stage a thought provoking relationship. A must see.... full review

Carefully crafted showcase for modern attitudes toward real world emotional situations. Amberlee Colson was near perfect in her portrayal of the high achieving woman conflicted but ultimately unforgiving. A well spent one and one half hours... full review