“ A totally nuts, screwball comedy that will have you craving cream puffs. Really, what more do you need in life? I love the last image - it just stayed with me. A confection of a play. ”

“ This play has everything (well maybe it’s lacking essential oils) to give you the most perfect, well-rounded, all-you-can-wish-for family life. A bedtime story turns into a “why you were born” story turns into a search-for-enlightenment story turns into a fertility story.... you get the picture. Wonderful satire on the things we grab to get what we want. A little mad cap, a lot funny with some searing truths if you want to think. Rich and wonderfully nutty roles for the actors with endless staging possibilities. ”

“ It’s the history nobody wants to teach. It’s the history that continues today because nobody will acknowledge the past. It’s the history that should be put on a stage now so that we can create a better history. Meticulously researched, what we do to each other needs to be addressed so we can do better. I’d love to see this in high schools and colleges so the young can experience our past, present, and future. ”

“ Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner meets screwball comedy meets MGM’s star-studded past meets the National Enquirer and more. I never thought I’d laugh so much over the machinations of moving a dead body. DeVita’s and Lyons’ homage to two screen-greats sparkle and crackle and deliver page after page. Through it all, there is a thread of poignancy and love for these people. DeVita and Lyons take “just a rumor” of those times and endear yourself to each character. Theatres: take a break from Royal Family and do this play instead. Audiences will follow and love. ”