Bugbee sits at a typewriter behind a desk while scenes from 'Le Pavillion' go on behind her (a rape, lovers quarreling, a murder). It's a combination of a B Grade French movie, a True Confessions Magazine story, a Polanski tale and a dream .   Sherry Baker The Atlanta Gazette

With cars as metaphor all the world's a showroom   The Gas Station Project  The Rivertowns Enterprise

Oh Strange New World Toxic 'A Surreal Soap Opera-Toxic Waste Meets Beach Resortland' part of the upcoming Lincoln Center Out of Doors-" New York Post 

Victoria's plays don't distinguish between audience and actor: the actor emerge out of the audience ...you wonder whether you yourself might not.  Tom Ferguson The Atlanta Gazette
Iris Hisk Arno's Article in The Enterprise about the making of The Gas Station Project
Iris Hisk Arno's review of The Gas Station Project
The New York Times Metropolitan Section - Sunday May 22, 2011
Dobbs Ferry "Mr. X" is on display in "Kaboom" an exhibition of paintings and drawing by Victoria Bugbee through May 29 at the Donald Gallery, 343 Broadway, Information: southpres.org/thedonaldgallery.shtml 
NY Post Article about Surreal Soap Opera
Soap Opera Weekly's Article Surreal Soap Debut at Lincoln Center
New York Times Arts + Leisure Surreal Soap Opera listing + pict.
When writing about Lincoln Center Out-of-Doors Festival that celebrated the quincentennial of Columbus' landing in the Americas the New York Post used a photo of the cast of "Surreal Soap Opera - Toxic Waste Meets Resortland" Jenneth Webster, producer of the festival, added Toxic Waste Meets Resortland which I took as a sign and kept it as the official title.

Soap Opera Weekly wrote about Surreal Soap's debut and ran the lyrics to the theme song that I wrote with Joe Deihl.  The New York Times Sunday Arts and Leisure Guide featured a picture of Marilyn Dobrin who was slated to play Diamond.  Due to a medical emergency Janine Hamilton stepped into the role.  Marilyn had a chance to play the part when we did a reading of the play at Staten Island's First Ecological Festival.

When "Surreal Soap Opera ..." played at The Village Gate, Malcolm McNeill who directed the weekly soap created a kitschy poster featuring dancer Lynne Pidel and John Maynard who performed their original ballet in innertube at Lincoln Center.  Creative Time also featured the duo in a book entitled "Creative Time: 30 years 
looking back."
Atlanta Art Workers Coalition Newpaper Review of The Vacation
Tom Ferguson's review of The Vacation in The Atlanta Gazette
Sherry Baker's review of "The Pavilion" in The Atlanta Gazette
Karen Wantuck's review of "The Pavilion" in The Atlantan/Creative Loafing
Keith Graham's article about The Pavilion Hotel and Apartments in Landmarks section of The Atlanta Journal
Clive Barn's review of "The Pavilion Hotel" in The Atlanta Journal