The broadcast version of Esther: the Feast of Masks was awarded a 2004 Gracie Allen Award by the Foundation of American Women in Radio and Television.	"What a thrilling performance - I laughed and wept, became a little girl again and grew up! The ethical dimensions were profound, the artistic layering magnificent! Bravo!" - Marilyn K., Knoxville, TN
	"A powerfully uplifting spiritual experience with salutory effects on our daily growing, living, struggling to know 'Thou' in the world." - Michael R., Southwest Boston Interfaith
"Brilliant and Inspiring." - Deb B., Southwest Boston Interfaith
	"Thank you for offering a holy and redemptive lends to view a violent, fragmented postmodern existence." - Susan S., Knoxville, TN
"Amazing! No other word could describe both the concept & the performers." - Melissa G., Knoxville
	"Just beautiful, very inspiring. Will use part of it in a sermon." - Anonymous, Michigan Festival of Sacred Music
"Amazing production. I was honored to be there." - Kathleen, Atlanta, GA
	"I didn't want the show/story to end." - Gunny & Ed, Southwest Boston Interfaith
"Outstanding in every aspect." -Kathryn A., Atlanta, GA
	"The music added such a great dimension to your message. Thank you for presenting an age-old story in a way that makes me realize how applicable the Purim story is to all humanity." -Anonymous, Atlanta, GA