"Nsugo is gracefully played by Marsha Stephanie Blake….Anthony is persuasively portrayed by Maduka Steady."
-The New York Times

"Powerful and poignant…Bathsheba Doran is a terrific playwright whose attention to character and detail is excellent. David Korins’ set is dead-on and Carolyn Cantor’s direction is skillful and subtle.”
-TheaterMania.com

“Ana Reeder gives a keenly intelligent performance.”
-The New Yorker

“You’re bound to leave the theater brooding over what you’ve seen and arguing with yourself and others over what the characters did and should have done, and to us that sort of effect is one of the best a play can have.”
-Gothamist.com