“RECOMMENDED! An Irish blessing... An exemplary work that leaves much room for humor and hope. This calm and order dissipate as we become acquainted with the ensemble of ten who bustle through in an expertly crafted opening montage that takes up every inch of the stage. ”

“There are a lot of different [settings], which can make it difficult on the director. However, “May The Road Rise Up” got a good one. Even with the intimate scale of the Factory Theater, Jeff Award-winning Director Spenser Davis makes full use of the stage, moving seamlessly from scene to scene (with the aid of some fantastic lighting work by David Goodman-Edberg) so much I found myself remarking how well he pulled it off.”

“Beautifully realized... Davis manages both the traffic and the emotions well... [the central] birthday party scene [is] one of the least-stagey, most organic-feeling group gatherings in recent storefront-theater memory”

“Director Spenser Davis orchestrates this dramedy with authenticity... skillfully balances the serious and the playful. The relationships feel real...”

“HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! A breath of fresh air... Davis is brilliant at keeping focus where it ought to be... helps these actors to paint each of these people with verisimilitude and grace while keeping the play moving at a fast pace. ”