Charles Wright
Denton has chosen an impressive variety of works, eight of which are brief one-acts.... Most of the comedies are admirably purposive, a couple are frivolous (which isn't intended as a derogation). Denton includes dramas that are unflinchingly serious along with two that evidence a light touch. Some of the choices are lyrical: most are stubbornly vernacular. All but one are readily accessible to the armchair reader. The exception, Julia Lee Barclay's Word to Your Mama, is an evocative prose-poem that invites a director's vision to give it real coherence.— Theatermania.com
