40 Acres and a P.O.W.
(World Premiere) by Woody Eney, produced by/at Sycamore Rouge, 2009
Brittany Dilliberto, Lighting Design; Geno Brantley, Scenic Design; Kay Renee, Costume Design; Philip Milone, Technical Director



CRITICAL RESPONSES:
"True Story of Acceptance Plays out at Sycamore Rouge," Petersburg Progress-Index
"Director kb saine deserves several rounds of applause. See the show"
http://progress-index.com/lifestyles/true-story-of-acceptance-plays-out-at-sycamore-rouge-1.352042
"Review of '40 Acres and a POW'," Richmond Times-Dispatch
"Sycamore Rouge, aside from being one of the most scenic venues in the area, has carved itself a niche with productions that examine the human condition, raise probing questions that do not have ready answers, and introduce characters that define a particular period or place"
http://www2.timesdispatch.com/entertainment/2009/oct/18/apow18_20091017-220406-ar-21915/
"Get you a German boy: 40 Acres and a POW," Richmond Acting/Examiner
"Directed by kb Saine, 40 Acres and a POW is not a perfect play, but is it worth going all the way out to Petersburg to see? Absolutely."
http://www.examiner.com/article/get-you-a-german-boy-40-acres-and-a-pow