Reviews
Cry it Out
By Molly Smith Metzler
Directed by Lucretia Marie
… A Method for Training New Moms…
“Cry It Out makes us think about things that affect most of us, but that we may not often talk about in an open forum. Cry It Out is timely, real, and impactful.”
By Julinda D. Lewis
Constellations
By Nick Payne
Directed by Maggie Roop
“Director Maggie Roop has ensured that the timing is impeccable, especially when scenes are repeated or revised with alternate outcomes.”
By Julinda D. Lewis
“In an audacious experiment, the cast for Yes, And’s “Constellations” will be different for every performance.”
By David Timberline
Pass Over
By Nick Payne
Directed by Maggie Roop
“Yes, And!’s “Pass Over” offers a Black existentialist take on America in the George Floyd era.”
By Rich Griset
RICHMOND THEATER REVIEW: “PASS OVER” BY YES, AND IS THE THEATER WE NEED RIGHT NOW
“All three cast members put a lot of heart into what, on paper, could seem a repetitive script.”
By Christian Detres
Dr. Ride’s American Dream House
By Liza Birkenmeier
Directed by Kelsey Cordrey
Four Queer Women Lift-off on the Eve of Sally Ride’s Historic First Space Flight
“DR. RIDE’S AMERICAN BEACH HOUSE is directed by Kelsey Cordrey with a light touch, a good dose of wit, and a loving respect for words.”
By Juliana D. Lewis
The Light
By Loy A. Webb
Directed by Lucretia Marie
“Two of Richmond’s best actors ride a riveting relationship rollercoaster in “The Light.”
By David Timberline
Placebo
By Melissa James Gibson
Directed by Maggie Roop
“Yes, And!’s play “Placebo” humorously explores human connection and communication.”
By Rich Griset