“ An endless satisfying game of three-dimensional chess. This play lulls you in with the drama of academia and Shakespeare's histories, then springs its true cleverness and emotional power as all three characters grow closer and closer, ensuring the potency of the inevitable blow-up. A story of self-determination, family, and fearing the future, Queen of Sad Mischance is one of the most satisfying scripts I've encountered in a long time. ”

“ Fox's characters instantly feel real, and leap out of the fiction into your mind like you'd known them for years. The graceful and subtle conflicts between these charming, flawed, and fundamentally clear people ensnares you before you realize it, and the play's ultimate climax is all the more devastating because of it. This is fantastic story well-told! ”

“ A kaleidoscopic vision of interiority, femininity, and solitude blown up to the size of a solar system. Chloe Xtina's imagination has the power and intensity of the sun. At the edge of the world, at the end of perhaps everything, how do we define ourselves, and how can we ever be truly our own in such a crowded-yet-still-lonely world? This is a play asking huge questions and throwing huge answers at the wall, and it should be staged as far and wide as a country-enveloping desert. ”

“ This play is a true vision -- a singular piece of art in its own world with its own rules of physics and gravity that will make you reel with profound understanding. Xtina's characters are so deep and bone-achingly human in every respect. This is a masterful exploration of childhood, ambition, gender, sexuality, and control in the face of the ever-alien world around us. This play, when put in front of audiences will change minds and alter lives. See this play. Do this play. ”