Splash Magazines: "Talented cast" in A SHRED OF EVIDENCE A lone car driving erratically on a dark, serpentine country road. Two bicyclists peddling home after a late shift at work. The formula for an [...]
California Highways Review of A SHRED OF EVIDENCE Distracted and impaired driving. This is a major factor as to why our roads are unsafe these days. From driving while drunk, high, or sleepy [...]
Broadway World: "You will be kept on the edge of your seat" by A SHRED OF EVIDENCE Tense mysteries where not much happens in the way of real action on the stage [...]
Stage Raw: A SHRED OF EVIDENCE is "like a trip back in time to quaint 1950s England" Not so much a ‘whodunit’ as a guilty cover-up, R.C. Sheriff’s stuffy old mystery A Shred of [...]
ItsNotAboutMe.tv review of A SHRED OF EVIDENCE I always love anything that suggests just how detrimental drinking is, so I enjoyed this play at Theatre 40 in Beverly Hills High School even [...]
ItsNotAboutMe.tv Review of TWO SISTERS This play (which my pal, Alice, cutely described as an “older chick flick”) lets us in on twenty-four hours in the life of two senior citizen sisters in Israel. Because [...]
Stage Raw: "moving character turns" in TWO SISTERS Those of us raised in Jewish families will recall (with a mix of fear and affection) that larger-than-life figure known as the Jewish Grandmother, a towering [...]
Accessibly Live Off-Line Review of TWO SISTERS Theatre 40 of Beverly Hills presents the American premier of TWO SISTERS, Gail Louw’s melodramatic play about a pair of seasoned siblings who share a few [...]
Broadway World: TWO SISTERS is "an exquisite play" It's been said the bond between sisters goes beyond what words can express. Thank goodness British playwright Gail Louw has managed to overcome any restrictions to [...]
Splash Magazines: "The acting is moving" in TWO SISTERS Playwright Gail Louw explores family connections and family secrets in this U.S. premiere of TWO SISTERS. Older sister Edith (Leda Siskind) is celebrating [...]