Thanks to you, your production team and your cast for a wonderful evening of Shakespeare at its best. Your production of The Tragedie of Macbeth kept my eleventh grade students from the Bronx at the edge of their seats. Students commented to me that they especially loved the intimate setting, realistic sword fights, and intense emotion displayed by the actors. Most of them have never been to a small theater and this experience made them feel truly engaged in the action onstage...The evening was made complete by a talk back session with the actors and words of thanks from the director.

I have rarely seen a more explosive performance. The standing ovation certainly merits an off-b'way or broadway run.

- Bloomberg Radio - In New York City, 1130 on the AM dial, XM channel 129 or SIRIUS channel 130

An immensely effective show...it virtually revels in its trust in the Bard to deliver the goods through soaring language and grand storytelling that age cannot wither, especially when augmented with knowing stagecraft. Director Charles E. Gerber guides his cast in a panoply of deftly spoken and convincing performances.

David M. Mead...shows us both this man's burning ambition and his intense thoughtfulness. His Macbeth isn't talked into anything by anybody. As a result, his eagerness to believe whatever the wayward sisters tell him is almost chilling: it's a bit frightening (though resonant) to see a smart powerful man embrace the supernatural just because it seems to serve his own cause so thoroughly.

What a woman [Susan] Angelo makes of [Lady Macbeth] - beautiful, slinky, sexy and determined, yet she is still surprised and delighted by the strength of how she intends to upgrade her standard of living. She knows she's got to manipulate her man, and she knows how to do it.