Face Divided

It was very captivating within the whole 30 minutes of the play!... full review

Strong, compelling performances from the lead actors. Short running time. Good staging and set design. An 80's set drama of love lost and what might have beens.... full review

I did not expect such great performances—Face Divided completely took me by surprise. The plot is riveting, pulling you in from the first moment and never letting go. What truly elevates this play, though, are the performances: all three actors shine with striking authenticity. Every line, every silence, every emotional shift feels real and deeply human.... full review

Never thought I’ll be this impressed by such a short, one-act play. You know the play was good, when you leave satisfied, but then you know it was great when you leave both hungry and satisfied. I believed the story, I loved the story, I keep going back and remembering the story. That’s the best indicator of the tremendous work behind it in my opinion. ... full review

Face Divided is an emotionally charged and beautifully performed play that confronts the raw complexities of love, loss, and identity. With a minimalist yet deeply evocative set, the play draws the audience into an intimate space where every silence and every spoken word carries weight. ... full review

Face Divided completely drew me in. The actors were incredibly talented—so natural and real that I almost forgot I was watching a play. The emotions, the tension, the way the story unfolded—it all felt authentic and alive. The dynamic between the characters was electric, and the pacing kept me on edge the whole time.... full review

Just saw Face Divided and I am blown away. Deborah Baum produced it and gave a stunning performance that was powerful, honest, and deeply moving.... full review

With a masterclass in performance on full display in this grippingly emotional piece, Face Divided unravels the tale of two lovers at odds within their own internal worlds, ultimately finding faith in the aftermath of heartbreak and betrayal. Deborah Baum and Nathan Melsheimer showcased incredible chemistry, and I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, not sure where each turn was leading. Fantastic work!... full review

Deborah Baum delivers a raw, unflinching performance in Face Divided, a one-act that grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. The writing is intense, the situation heartbreaking, and Deborah brings a deep emotional truth to every beat. She’s matched by a strong cast that brings just as much urgency and weight to the story—the tension between them feels lived-in and real. It’s not an easy watch, but it’s a powerful one. Honest, human, and haunting.... full review

Very well done! Deborah Baum was EXCELLENT! ... full review