David Rabe has long been acclaimed as the "playwright laureate" of the Vietnam War - a man who captured the profound psychological impact of that conflict in a trilogy that includes "Sticks and Bones," "The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel" and "Streamers." Now, in "Good for Otto," his altogether remarkable new play, he has continued his probing of the landscape of the damaged human psyche. But in this case the war is …
SOURCE: Chicago Sun-Times at 03:31PM on October 12, 2015