REVIEWS

"Provocative, powerful, personal... a tale that focuses with deft precision... could be this generation’s Crimes of the Heart... Miller is a standout with such a subtle delivery that when she has a cathartic moment it is heart wrenching. A new gem of a show... there is no doubt that Miller has a very strong piece on her hands and she is a playwright to keep an eye out for."

Michael Roderick, BroadwayWorld.com

"This is not your typical survivors-in-recovery story; Miller's approach is wondrously grown up... The great thing about Fault Lines is that, while it's rooted in an event that happened two decades in the past, it is always about the present, and how each moment leads to a next moment that must be lived, dealt with, decided... Miller herself appears as Jessica in a smart, restrained performance. Fault Lines is Miller's first play; she is definitely a talent to keep an eye on." 

Martin Denton, NYTheatre.com

“Skillful storytelling and realistic, witty, and pointed dialogue... the vivid personalities of the characters and sparkling dialogue never let the seriousness of the story sink to the maudlin... cascades towards a satisfying, thought-provoking finish.

Jon Sobel, blogcritics.org

“Passionate, plausible and devastating... Fault Lines is a fascinating experience. Miller’s script is both insightful and respectful of an issue that could feel indulgent in the wrong hands... impressive performances... (the actors) deliver multi-faceted interpretations of their inner struggles with grace... Miller is a playwright to watch.”

Molly Marinik, TheaterIsEasy.com

“A taut 80 minute Off-Off Broadway experience.”

Diana Barth, The Epoch Times

“Miller’s dialogue is sensitive, even poetic, and she fully imagines the situation.”

Gwen Orel, Backstage