"Eva: I cannot tell you how much Anne and I enjoyed your show last night. Its mixture of humor and heartbreak, history and contemporary topicality, high spirits and introspection was truly unique. The quality of the writing really puts this head and shoulders above virtually any new American play I’ve seen in a long while. (We loved the use of in-the-moment interludes—the Stanislavsky bit, the I-64 traffic dig, the revelation of the smoke machine in the cauldron, etc.). And then the performances. All were superb, so much so that I have a hard time imagining any of the characters being played by any other actor. Each made their role(s) very much their own and the text gave each multiple moments to shine. In particular, your comedic gifts — verbally and physically — were delightful and Anna’s ability to be slip back and forth between earnest and sly was most impressive. Finally, two elements of the production — the set design and the choreography of movement among all actors—showed much careful thought and decision-making. It takes a lot of planning to make something on stage seem so free and spontaneous. I think this play should be seen by a lot more people in a lot more places. We don’t know NY theatre people but know people who do. If we can do anything to lift up WitchDuck, let us know!"