“ A dark comedy about fate, and coincidence, chance, and (possible) vengeance, and the mysteries that connect a table at a small Chinese restaurant the factory where fortune cookies are made. It's fun and suspenseful, with joke after joke even as the tension continues to ratchet up to the conclusion. ”

“ Absolutely effervescent -- the comic dialogue in this 10-minute play is like little bubbles rising to the surface of a liquid and bursting with joy.

Mark Harvey Levine has written a dashing comedy filled with humorous conflict that just grows and moves quicker each minute it goes. "Misfortune" is a wonderfully quick and easy read, and it would be an absolute laugh riot on the stage.

"Misfortune" is very deserving of its long, rich, and varied production and award history. ”

“ This play is an absolute riot! It starts funny and by the end I was laughing out loud! It also has multiple layers of funny too! The fast paced dialogue, the biting remarks from the various characters and the brilliant physical comedy (won't say too much to ruin it) stack together to make this piece a wonderfully funny short play. If I saw this at a festival I think it would stand great chances! ”