“ A very funny and playful slice of meta-theatricality that manages to be both self-effacing and quietly profound. A lot of meta plays feel somewhat self-satisfied at their own cleverness, but this play kind of turns that whole idea on its head in a way that is genuinely clever. ”

“ I admit to not being super up on my Greek mythology, but I think even if you aren't familiar with the Prometheus myth, this play is still well worth checking out. The sisterly relationship between Juniper and Cally is so well-rendered even without accounting for the mythological elements, and the ending manages to be weirdly hopeful, showing us that we can, in fact, have control over our fates. ”

“ I loved the way that this adaptation managed to update the story for a modern context while still keeping its grand, Gothic feel. The Freudian flair is really fun and well-handled; some plays that try to theatricalize the inner mind end up feeling kind of awkward or overly literal, but this play does a great job of making it highly theatrical with just a few elements. The gender-swapped story, tied into the unrealistic and impossible expectations placed on women, is a great way to make the story feel both timely and timeless. A creepy delight! ”

“ This play is so far up my alley it might as well be on the adjoining street! I love any play that can sustain a particular mood, especially one that seems to exist just outside the bounds of our accepted reality, and this play does that beautifully. It's a unique and deeply unsettling descent into the madness of grief. ”