Los Angeles Times on “B-Girls or Be Girls”:
“The five women in Amy "Catfox" Campion's "Be Girls or B-Girls" also came on strong… Campion's angry feminist poetry made a… powerful statement…”
–Lewis Segal
The Beverly Hills Outlook on “B-Girls or Be Girls”:
“...an all girl rap party of moves, grooves, and groans of life’s challenges for girls stuck ‘between high heels and tennis shoes’ ...showed the strong athletic moves of break dance. It was energetic, entertaining, and reminded us of the hazards of just being a girl, a woman, and a human being.”
-Don Hart
The Worldly.org on “B-Girls or Be Girls”:
“…a troupe of talented, sneaker-clad female breakdancers break, pop, and battle in a liberating rebellion…”
–Jennifer Chang
LA Splash.com on “Ryte”:
“Another favorite...evoked multiple emotions in the viewers while revealing the dancers abilities...”
- Natanya Steelman
Dance Magazine.com on “Ryte”:
“...a jiggy riff on spray painting... made good use of the Ford’s outdoor setting and 60-foot towers.”
-Victoria Looseleaf