“Ray Fortunato’s Nothing’s Plenty for Me offers some strong insight into humanity, exploring what we can do without when given the option while learning to accept others for who they are, and trusting not everyone is really who they seem. There is plenty to appreciate in this play. The scene when the group decides to turn off the heat and electricity and recites poetry on the fly was silly and genuine, showcasing a budding friendship between an unlikely group of friends, and offering hope that change really can happen.”

~ Carissa Cheserek, Broadway World