Richard Levinson

An impressive, energetic performance. World-class. ... full review

Great show! I enjoyed it immensely. Plenty of fun moments and touched on history and some important issues that continue today. As a native Chicagoan and Royko reader from childhood, this was a real treat. The full house (many wearing Chicago designs) enthusiastically agreed, giving a well-deserved standing O. ... full review

Thoroughly enjoyed it.... full review

This show was a real treat. The whole cast did a wonderful job and the audience was delighted throughout. ... full review

"My overall impression?" "Summarize my thoughts?" What is this, college admission?... full review

Dense but passionate and relevant writing, great performance.... full review

Frankly great!... full review

"What had happened was......" Victor Isaac wrote and performs a wonderful, hilarious, and surprisingly touching one-person exploration of redemption, and forgiveness...with a touch of tanqueray, tonic and booty tossed in. Wonderful show. ... full review

This is a lot of theater packed onto a small stage, with strong ensemble performances led by Heather Schmidt as King Edward, some great up-close sword fighting and unexpected medieval chant and part singing. A good deal of humor and uninhibited sex (on which the story substantially turns) add to the spectacle. Highly recommended.... full review

This show is a wonderful and challenging physical and verbal expression of thought provoking and often difficult ideas about the character of men and women and their relationship, with good doses of humor that serve to sharpen the deeply emotional material. Nikki Muller's often poetic script offers a perspective that may challenge ones ideas about the "definition" of maleness, and one may not always accept her premises or conclusions, (or may), but this only serves to keep the ideas in her play ... full review