I adore this play. Several other recommenders have noted it's constructed like a symphony, and I have to agree: the unique, classical music-esque structure to this piece heightens its impact. Having grown up very religious myself and coming of age in college trying to figure out where I end and the rest of the world and my own religion conviction begins, I deeply resonate with David's arc through the piece. His closing monologue is beautiful. Rinkel has drawn very human characters that manage to also get at larger, abstract points about humanity and religious identity. Excellent work!

In A Kreutzer Sonata, Larry Rinkel has crafted an extraordinary composition. Not a musical nor simply a play with music, but a play that flows like a beautiful symphony, where themes are carried across movements, each with its own tempo and dynamics. Rinkel skillfully orchestrates plot lines related to family, faith, cultural identity, and acceptance with completely engaging characters. What a wonderful evening of theater can be achieved in the hands of the right director/conductor!

From the outset of this play, you are hooked. The architecture of this play is outstanding. Purpose driven monologues that drive the content exactly where it needs to go. The tension, the incredible characters, there is so much in this play. This play deserves an audience, it's beautiful.