“I gave my Wild Card prize to Under Fire's lyricist Barry Harman and composer Grant Sturiale for writing the best song of the summer, "Boom! Boom! Boom!" – and to Andrew Chappelle for delivering it so wonderfully. Chappelle portrayed a young Central American man who told of his all-consuming desire to get to the United States and play major league baseball. You really found yourself rooting for this kid and believing that he really could make the majors. The song was so good that it demanded an encore, and only seconds into doing it jubilantly, the kid was shot dead by a stray bullet. We were all devastated – and yet grateful that Harman, Sturiale, and Chappelle could wrest those emotions from us. Each of the three is a Mr. October in my book.”
- Peter Filichia for TheaterMania.com