...she says 'Fuel my myth'. For the next two hours, author-actor Natalie Mosco proceeds to do just that...Mosco is clearly passionate about her subject.

A high-tension drama that slowly unravels itself like a tightly wound ball of string...With superb performances and strong direction, [it] is a play that pushes all the right buttons with powerful political and social messages concerning the U.S. and its impact on the rest of the world.

A well-constructed drama...Simon's play, directed by Thomas Coté, hits all the right notes...a scrumptious set designed by Craig Napoliello...startling conflicts and frightening revelations...John Marshall Jones is sensational...Jed Dickson is spot-on...with her poignantly comic portrayal of the drunken Jennifer, it's Tracy Newirth who steals our hearts.

Powerful.....a lot is riding on Sandy Moore's shoulders, but, damned if he doesn't pull it off. [Director Charles E.] Gerber and Moore have worked well together here.

- oobr.com (Off-Off Broadway Review)

The WorkShop Theater gives a cheerful alternative to bombast or treacle in these two charming adaptations...genuinely amusing and fine versions of holiday classics to enjoy and celebrate...all in all, these are captivating Christmas tales, comfortable and worthwhile to curl up with and well done by the Workshop Theater Company.