The Sentence

An important and compelling story with some great acting! ... full review

Good acting!... full review

The Sentence is filled with TALENT! Both actors are so incredible and grounded. I loved how the show made you go back and forth about who’s side you were on, very fun and clever. Go see this show for some stellar performances!!! ... full review

Hannah Moore and Ainsley Ferrell are both equally guilty of stealing our hearts! This play has a lot to talk about regarding women who want their voices known and what happens when they’re abused into submission. Its a very good portrayal of the aftermath of an abusive relationship and how one can really be beaten into submission. Such a thought-provoking 2 person play that did a good job of having us guess who really did the crime? And more importantly, are these women justified In their act? ... full review

Hannah and Ainsley are awesome! “The Sentence” is a great display of their acting abilities, writing abilities, and their natural chemistry. It’s an exciting new show and I can’t wait to see what else they create.... full review

The Sentence is a phenomenal show! Hannah Moore and Ainsley Ferrell co-direct with the creativity of veteran theater directors, they both produce the show with a ton of skill and heart, their chemistry is riveting, and their design work on this show is simple yet engaging. The two of them are so magnetic that it's impossible to look away from them as they do their thing. The story, the acting, the production, the direction, and the delivery of this show make it an LA Fringe Fest best! ... full review

Very thought-provoking, engrossing and poignant storyline, culminating with very commanding performances by both actresses, especially during their monologues.... full review

A simple and effective slow burn, with a lot of heart. ... full review

So much talent on one stage!! When you’re watching this show, you’re thinking to yourself, “Hannah and Ainsley are such talented actresses”, and then you remember they also wrote it. Amazing amazing work. ... full review

Where the show breaks down is in the presence of two too many “Co’s.”... full review