“ This play is well constructed and captivating. Aside from shedding light on history of which I was totally unaware, its presentation of the politics and social dynamics that gave rise to the Women's Klan in the 1920s has strong resonance with current events. The language is vivid and memorable and the characters are surprising in all the right ways. The intersection of emerging feminism and xenophobic and racist views would seem unlikely. Yet Andronicus deftly weaves them together to present characters that are enigmatic, flawed, and very human. Our audience loved this piece. Still talking about it a week later. ”