Milk-n-Honey - Reviewed by JERRY PORTWOOD
In "Milk-n-Honey," an ensemble piece composed of monologues and brief encounters centered on food, we encounter the sweet and the sickly ties we share with what we consume. It's laudatory to remind Americans that their "freedom" is tied to a mirage of "choice" in overstocked grocery store aisles, but it comes off as didactic rather than revelatory.