Best for Winter, being a short Shakespeare adapted from The Winter's Tale and other works presented by Idle Muse Theatre Company at The Edge Off-Broadway

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Things warm up in the second half. They almost always do in productions of The Winter's Tale, in part because the story is sweeter, more like a fairy tale than a tragedy, and it has a life-affirming ending. The performances in the second half of the current production feel more relaxed and playful. Kristen Alesia and Brian Healy are delightful as the young lovers, and Michael Dalberg earns lots of laughs as the trickster and con man Autolycus."

The Fourth Walsh - Recommended

"...Although BEST FOR WINTER is referred to as Shakespeare ‘short’, it isn’t. It’s a full length Bard drama infused with comedy. While I did enjoy Jackson’s storytelling, the acting was uneven. There were excellent performances but there were also a couple clunky ones. In the exceptional category, Kovacevic delivers an unforgettable soliloquy. She is majestically elegant as tears roll down her face. The moment is emotionally breathtaking."