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OUT DAMN SPOT (#1 Theatre E-Pick, E-Guide/SF Gate) "With her superb writing and minimal but beautifully effective gestures, Moody inhabits three women starting with a seductive 17th century aristocrat to a tongue-in-cheek 19th century English woman to a prostitute about to be executed for killing her johns. She seamlessly transitions between these characters using wonderful costumes (Jennifer Trammell) and songs that culminate in the bone-chilling final monologue." – Karen McKevitt, SFGate **** DEATH BECOMES HER - THREE TIMES OVER " ... tight, quirky, and resonant ... replete with images that ... stay with you. A triptych of portraits of female serial murderers from three different eras, it's a dramatic tone poem on women who kill too much ... staged with creative simplicity, to stunning effect, by Melissa Weaver ... most vivid is the intense concentration Amanda Moody brings ... from the fierceness of the will betrayed in a tremor, to the hands that claw at her throat ... the stillness at the center of Moody's intense focus works a strangely evocative transformation..." – Robert Hurwitt, SF Examiner SERIAL MURDERESS "a considerably more transgressive vision of what women want ... this triptych of women who make murder a habit is anything but warm and fuzzy ... Melissa Weaver and costume designer Jennifer Trammell create lush, iconic images for each of the women, and Moody provides compassionate rationales for her characters' heinous actions. She's riveting ... " – Brad Rosenstein, SF Bay Guardian |
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