Press & Reviews

Excellent musical, LIBERTY… a fascinating story of resiliency as well as a tribute to the common man.
BroadwaySelect – July 5,  2016
Price of a Hamilton ticket make you wince? Well, don’t sit at home and mope. There’s a new musical LIBERTY just a few blocks away at 42West that’s making some patriotic waves of its own.
CurtainUp – July 5, 2016
A perfectly timed, unfortunately relevant and utterly thrilling musical, titled LIBERTY, opened July 4 … It addresses our aspirations, the America of our hopes and dreams and, yes, this reviewer wept!
TheaterPizzazz – July 4, 2016
‘LIBERTY, a Monumental New Musical’ teaches a history and human rights lesson to the entire family                                                                  OnStage – July 4, 2016
“You couldn’t do better than  to take the whole family to see LIBERTY, a modest but magnificent new musical..”
TheaterLife – July 2, 2016

‘LIBERTY: A MONUMENTAL NEW MUSICAL’ – The Need to Have a Place to Call Home                                                                                                               PXP.TDF – June 28, 2016

“While it opens to the tone of a light-hearted musical comedy, LIBERTY builds unexpectedly to intensely moving heights. As the piece neared its conclusion, silent tears could be seen on the faces of the audience members, and sniffs heard throughout the room.”    PlaysToSee – June 26, 2016

Her Immigration Story Is Universal.  The two-decade journey to bring a musical about Lady Liberty to the stage.                                       TDF – June 30, 2016

Dana Leslie Goldstein on the creation of LIBERTY              TheaterMania – June 21, 2016

DAUGHTERS OF THE SEXUAL REVOLUTION: “Beautifully written and performed, Daughters is moving, funny, and thought provoking, with richly conceived stories and characters brought vividly–and memorably– to life.
DAUGHTERS OF THE SEXUAL REVOLUTION: ” a joyous, insightful and involving work that is perfectly rendered.”
DAUGHTERS OF THE SEXUAL REVOLUTION: “is a real winner of a play because it tackles multiple aspects of a society undergoing fundamental change.”
DAUGHTERS OF THE SEXUAL REVOLUTION: “This well-constructed play offers escalating tension and just enough humor to keep the audience thoroughly engaged.  The writing is even handed, cogent, and captivating.”
DAUGHTERS OF THE SEXUAL REVOLUTION: “Three women make life-changing choices regarding their sexual freedom in this engaging — and at times comedic — drama about sex, liberation and personal ethics.”
“EAT DESSERT FIRST” by Dana Leslie Goldstein is the most accomplished and was saved for last.  It’s a poignant memory play about a high-powered career woman going through her recently deceased mother’s possessions.