“ As a young gay man, especially as one who grew up in a small Kentucky town, consuming LGBT media always fills me with a sort of dread, a fear of the coming violence, the tension of simply existing. Each passing line in this show builds and feasts on that tension. When the catharsis finally comes, without spoiling the ending, the escape of tension from my body was at once harrowing and uplifting. That duology alone is a worthy enough reason to spend some time with this brief, lovely play. ”

“ Often when we read comedies, we'll make little laugh noises, but it isn't often that we come across a line so simply brilliant that we guffaw and replay it over and over in our head. I won't give it away, but a vulture being very passionate about the information it's been given? Amazing. Not to mention, the rest of the play is a fast-paced, wonderfully absurd romp. I can't recommend this enough (NPX doesn't give me enough words). It's lovely. ”

“ Don't let Capstone fool you with its hilarious riffs on everything America (even managing to make 9/11 funny whilst critiquing the cultural and corporate response to it). This is a show with goosebumps sprinkled over its true center: connection. Family. The catharsis of finally, finally being seen. ”