“The cast brims with as much physical and emotional passion as the script. Such packs the play with sensual imagery and ripe,
time-honored artistic dilemmas, and she also contributes a digital slideshow, projected on the set’s backdrop, which peppers the stage with images of the characters’ most famous art. The artists’ women suffer the sublime pain of coming second to their lovers’ genius, or watching their own talents consumed by a male-dominated world, where they’ll be remembered by history not for what they did, but for who they loved…. This new acquaintance with the artists, their long-suffering lovers, and the imagined muse behind it all will leave you wanting to revisit the
masterpieces themselves.”

--Alaina Mabasco, review of The Artists' Women