"Directed by Andrea Lynn Green with style, passion, warmth and purpose, Truman Capote's "A Christmas Memory" becomes an important piece of American theatre that pulls you in with its vibrant, impassioned storytelling for a full 47 minutes. Filmed and edited with style and grace by Green and starring Norman Allen and Susan Jacobson (each perfect for their respective roles) this Greenwich Theatre Company production never once misses a beat. Capote's dialogue is rich, thoughtful, important and perfectly in sync with the nostalgic story at hand. And Green and her cast give it the attention it deserves, most agreeably. And most of what happens comes from the heart, which, in turn, gives "Memory" additional resonance, verve and stand-alone importance. Moving forward, this would be the ideal work to stage live at the theater. With Green as director, it would work quite well. As would, bringing back Allen and Jacobson to repeat their film roles. This is a play that demands to be seen and heard...LIVE." - Jim Ruocco, entertainment critic