“Lauren Mandilian choreographed Information Overload to first-rate music by John Avarese and Matthew Baker. She also created splendid animation with letters falling like rain down the screen and architecturally dissecting lines. Five dancers did their turns nicely until a fatal error message appeared on the screen. In this dance there were no errors.”
- Merilyn Jackson, Philadelphia Inquirer

“In The Secret of Sherlock Holmes, the Victorian home office on Baker Street is smartly designed by James F. Pyne Jr. That setting is fluidly transformed by Lauren Mandilian’s video projections into a moving train, and to street scenes and to the waterfall where Holmes apparently dies.”
- Steve Cohen, Broad Street Review
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“The sets by scenic designer James F. Pyne Jr. and video designer Lauren Mandilian cleverly use back projection to suggest settings ranging from Holmes and Watson’s living room to a railway carriage to a London park.”
- Bill Murphy, Broad Street Review
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“Three blank panels that form the rear wall of Holmes’ Victorian drawing room, designed by James F. Pyne Jr., frequently spring to life, occasionally assisted by Lauren Mandilian’s inventive video projections.”
- Wendy Rosenfield, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Photos taken by Mark Garvin

“Pieces of U, choreographed by Diane-Sharp Nachsin and performed by four members from SHARP Dance Company, confronted the pains of discrimination through dance, multimedia, and prop. The piece generated an uncomfortable and uneasy sensation, which was completely effective.”
- Kathleen Glynn, The Dance Journal
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