“Alex George grew up on the local stage. We first saw her as an idealistic young girl when she was only a kid performing in And the Tide Shall Cover the Earth. Flash forward five years, and George is now in college and has grown both more mature as a person and as a performer, to the point where playing a mom struggling to raise two kids after suffering through some horrific life events is not only not beyond her range, but seems so effortless to her. Ruth is tough and tender, vulnerable and — when the right buttons are pushed — venomous. It is a marvel watching George work.”

Commonwealth Journal

“It takes a chance encounter with a similarly academic-minded gentleman to bring out another side of Mary, flustered and lovesick, but George’s spectrum as an actor is wide, and she slides between all of Mary’s varying emotions in this confusing time so smoothly, it’s a marvel to behold. The sky is the limit for George’s potential in her craft.”

Commonwealth Journal

“She is bursting with energy — which, in the intimate “black box” setting, seems to spill out onto the audience like a pool splash at Sea World. “

Commonwealth Journal