<p>&nbsp; &nbsp;&ldquo;While it might be politically correct to classify THREE MORE SISTERS as a &ldquo;women&rsquo;s drama&rdquo;, let&rsquo;s just call it great fun. This sixty-minute comedy-drama will appeal not only to sisters but to anyone who has felt the pains of sibling rivalry, including those who have escaped into adulthood. THREE MORE SISTERS is a romp through the stages of sisterhood and a real showcase for three versatile actresses. As a bonus, SISTERS will introduce young performers and their audiences to a number of theatrical allusions&mdash;from Shakespeare to The Brady Bunch. It&rsquo;s quite a stretch, but it works&hellip;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;This is a demanding play, calling for a great variety of dialects and emotions. But, as I mentioned earlier, THREE MORE SISTERS features three gem roles for women.&rdquo;<br />
Dan Blegen, Dramatics Magazine</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp;&ldquo;Jet-powered by Stewart-Brown&rsquo;s sturdy script&hellip;THREE MORE SISTERS spins out a volatile yarn of sibling rivalry throughout the ages. Brown&rsquo;s work puts the classics and pop culture on a collision course with one another by way of what can only be described as literary sampling.&rdquo;<br />
Matthew Cibellis, The Washington Blade</p>