foolsBest Actress Award - TULSA AMERICAN FILM FEST
Best Actress Award - IDYLLWILD INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL Audience Award - DANCES WITH FILMS FESTIVAL Susan is played with quiet - almost desperately Mary Cross and Michael Szeles make this a minor gem FOOLS is grounded by the strong, SOMETHING CLEANAn outstanding performance by A poignant and daring portrayal by Mary Cross has her craft nailed, and watching Three fine Chicago actors – Patrick Agada, Mary Cross and Guy Massey – express multiple layers of pain. MOTHERHOUSE (jeff award - best ensemble)beautiful and devastating and moving and surprising. All four are played by skilled ensemble members The ensemble flawlessly embodies these women wrenS (jEFF NOMINATION - BEST ENSEMBLE)Brilliantly contrasting Spence, Gwyneth [is] deftly handled by Mary Cross... The nuanced work by one of the best ensemble casts on any Chicago stage makes this remount a must-see |
twisted knotsThe production’s real stand-out is Mary Cross. Cross emerges as the more powerful of the two performers: She disarmingly smolders Mary Cross turns in lively, tangy work as Carla eat your heart outThe most entertaining moments of the play occur Cross and Szeles are so authentic in their interactions that we are completely enthralled. Cross and Szeles are the primary source of humor women at warThe recruits, superbly played by Mary Cross, Krystel V. McNeil, Brittani Arlandis Green, Paula Ramirez, Charli Williams and Danielle Davis, are an eclectic group. Riveting, realistic, and profoundly insightful. meg's new friendBeautiful performances by all four actors - but particularly Mary Cross as an almost-40 woman The best of off-off-Broadway... Each actor The performers create convincing contemporary characters: Cross with her anger... a detailed portrait |