Awards

Unproduced feature-length romantic drama, A Year in the Life, wins a Bronze Screenplay
Remi Award in the Romance category at the 41st annual Worldfest International Film Festival in 2008.

Twin, produced by A Superior Breed of Wannabees, wins a Gold Remi Award in the category of
Short Film Editing at the 40th annual Worldfest International Film Festival in 2007.

Press

NY Theatre.com reviews Black Doll on July 23, 2008:

In playwright Scott Tobin's Black Doll, nicely directed by David Wells, Joan and Edward, a black couple, arrive
with a gift for Emily, Rachel and Don's new baby. Joan and Rachel are co-workers. The gift is a black Raggedy Ann
doll, and Emily loves it. The conflict that ensues indicates that this play may not be as much about racism, as
it is about knowledge and where it comes from. Learning from our children starts early. Russell Jordan gives a
particularly nuanced performance as Edward, who balances egregious insult with the tact of a guest who doesn't
know his host. Daniela Libertini does a fine turn as baby Emily. Heather Silvio, Daniel Wolfe, and Kiyoko
Hairston fill out the fine cast as Rachel, Don, and Joan, respectively.

Show Business Weekly names Confessions of a Wonderbabe Best Off-Off-Broadway Comedy of 2002:

Jennifer Ewing Pierce's Confessions of a Wonderbabe must be one of the funniest off-off-Broadway shows to be
performed in quite some time. It follows the trials and tribulations of Wanda Winsome, a forlorn superhero who
struggles with insecurities while also trying to save the world. With Dr. Evil-esque villains, characters suffering
with everything from glandular problems [this is from one of my lines!] to delusions of interspecies morphing,
and dancers introducing each scene in true comic book fashion, Wonderbabe keeps viewers on the edge of their
seats-except, of course, when they're on the floor rolling with laughter.

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