Enough to Let the Light In presented by Teatro Vista at Steppenwolf Theatre

Chicago Reader - Highly Recommended

"...Under Verdin's direction, the pacing of this production is exceptionally well done. The comfortable normality of the early scenes is punctuated with enough unsettling notes to keep the viewer on edge. Tena is quite effective in her delivery of Cynthia's bombshell revelations, and the action gradually builds to a climax that justifies the moniker of "thriller." The quality work of the creative team, especially the scenic design by Sotirios Livaditis and sound design by Stefanie M. Senior, is key to the success of the jump scares."

Around The Town Chicago - Highly Recommended

"...Life is full or ups and downs. “Enough to Let the Light In” is a riveting psychological thriller about girlfriends Marc ( Melissa DuPrey) and Cynthia (Lisandra Tena ), who start an evening together celebrating a milestone. It is a night of excitement for these two ladies. This is the first time that Cynthia has invited Marc into her home and one can feel the tensions as the two begin to express their feelings in ways they have never done before. Sharply directed by Georgette Verdin “Enough To Let The Light In” is set in a house ( the set by Sotirios Livaditis is amazing) that has some strange sounds to it and there is a closet door that always is ajar. Cynthia is not upfront about the mysteries surrounding her home and later we find out this is also true about her past."

NewCity Chicago - Highly Recommended

"...When we’re in a relationship, romantic or otherwise, it can take a while to open up to reveal our truest selves. Even when we are completely honest with closet skeletons fully exposed, there is always something lurking in the distance. Or that’s how it goes with Paloma Nozicka’s riveting “Enough to Let the Light In.” Directed by Georgette Verdin, this psychological thriller lends itself wholeheartedly to the macabre."