From Mark Robins @ GayVancouver.net
- “One Good Marriage is a solid piece that turns theatre slightly on its edge.”
- “Reycraft’s writing demands a very natural conversational style from the two actors as they tell their story and McMahan easily found this style.”
- “Both actors were equally as successful in allowing the memories of the central event to percolate just below the surface as they tried desperately to hold themselves together.”
- “Director Ryan Mooney has wisely made this mostly about his actors and gives them very little stage business; for the most part the story is told by the two actors from two banquet room chairs at the front of the room.”
From Ed Farolan @ ReviewVancouver.org
- “They talk to each other, and oftentimes, they ramble into monologues which were well acted and well directed by Ryan Mooney.”
- “The play was short and bitterly sweet, and the actors had good rapport with the audience”
- “I commend the actors and the staff for something unique and different from the other plays of the repertoire of this company which has successfully produced different genres of play production, from musicals to intimate theatre.”
