“The most emotionally engaging and unsettling of Mr LaBute’s plays since BASH… A serious step forward for a playwright who has always been most comfortable with judgmental distance.”Ben Brantley, The New York Times “One of Neil LaBute’s subtler efforts… Demonstrates a warmth and compassion for its characters missing in many of LaBute’s previous works…balances black humor and social commentary in…beautifully written, hilarious…dissection of how societal pressures affect relationships… Astute and up-to-the-minute relevant.”Frank Scheck, New York Post “Will make you squirm in your seat. it’s theater without Novocaine…an author with a uniquely truthful voice.”Jacques le Sourd, The Journal News