Potholes On The Path To Englightenment presented by Tellin' Tales Theatre at Live Bait Theatre

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Like those of most of her colleagues on the bill, Lomnicki's stories are simultaneously schematic and inefficient, delivering meager payoff (her greatest spiritual crisis amounts to being unemployed for nine days). All the performers are likeable and engaging, but only Rob Schroeder--delivering two emotionally dissonant eulogies to a boyhood friend--finds poignance in the personal."

Windy City Times - Not Recommended

"...Lomnicki sets a scene wherein she's trapped in an elevator, explaining to a stranger the reasons she believes in miracles. Like the rest of Potholes, it's a mild, inconsequential quasi-confession interesting to the person who actually lived it. For the rest of us? Not so much."