Daniel Talbott's dialogue rings true, and under Adam Webster's insightful direction, a sleepless night between two friends grappling with the banal crises of life becomes a hidden world into which we feel privileged to be invited. Garza and Manocchio are terrific and natural; their delivery is never forced. In the end we like she show because the characters are so endearing. (read Joy Campbell's entire review....)
SOURCE: Chicago Theater Beat at 05:33PM on August 7, 2014