SON OF A BITCH

SON OF A BITCH is tightly scripted, effectively staged, and acted with verve and humor. A fascinating look at the power behind the throne, and the early days of a type of win-at-all-costs politics that led us to where we are today. ... full review

Thoroughly entertaining - crisp, witty dialogue and credible acting. ... full review

Fun Relevant Great Cast!!!... full review

Great, meaningful, resonant, quotable, and in places quite funny!... full review

Impeccable performances all around concerning a moment in US political history that predicts our contemporary troubles. Ben and Luke's respective portrayals of Atwater and W. Bush are utterly persuasive.... full review

I loved it. Start to finish, I was leaned forward in my chair. The writing really sang and I think Billy Ray's direction made great use of the theatre in the round and let the actors all really shine. Favorite show I've seen so far.... full review

Son of a Bitch is a brilliant piece of historical fiction that captures the spirit of the intriguing story of Lee Atwater and his role in the 1988 Presidential elections that resulted in George Bush‘s victory over the more popular Michael Dukakis. ... full review

As far as political shows go, “Son of a Bitch” is as good as it gets. ... full review

A witty, fast-paced look at the birth of modern American politics, and all the posturing, mud-slinging, and toxicity that it entails. ... full review

Great! Really good portrayal of an interesting character with excellent performances.... full review