"What is so apparent in the writing is the realistic nature of the characters and the developments of the sometimes comic and tragic events that transpire. The story never falters. A paean of praise should be sung to Mrs. Pié." - The Hartford Courant
"Like Death of A Salesman, Anne Pié's Front Street has a larger-than-life feel. It's delight for eye, ear, heart, mind. In her tale of an immigrant family living in Harford in 1944, the achieves a near mythic quality." - Sue Harrington, Erie Times-News
"Front Street season's best at Seven Angels. Anne Pié's Front Street is the playwright's tip of the hat to old-world Italian families, their strong ties, loony religious beliefs and heated arguments around the kitchen table. - James V. Ruocco, Republican American
"It sometimes is sad that there aren't more well-made plays around today like Front Street. It's enjoyable and fulfulling. They argue no political agent and current events are generally left to news broadcasts. Character and relationships are at the core of the genre. - T. H. McCulloh, Online Entertainment
"Once in a life-time, twice if one is lucky, a buff of repertory theater gets to see a play so overpowering that the histrionics of regular theater are forgotten and a thrust of reality takes over. With Front Street it's as if a fourth wall of a tenement has been removed and we are allowed to look in on the actul life of an Italian family more than 60 years ago. - Bob Harrington, West Hartford, Theater Review
"GET A FRONT SEAT FOR FRONT STREET. Front Street is a delightful slice of Italian-American brought to life by a smartly written script depicting the struggle between Old World tradition and the strange new one." - Dean Edward, NOHO-LA
"Front Street is a genuine cultural phenomenon, recalling memories of a time, a mood, a people who played a vital rile in the state's history." - Henry Keezing, The Herald
"Powerful, ethnic family drama, circa 1944, written with passion and a strong sense of family ties... characters strong, volatile and dynamicaly developed." - Pat Taylor, Tolucan Times