Chicago Tribune, Chris Jones
“Chicago had David Mamet; the rest of Illinois was charted by Shepard and it has not changed course. None of this would have been so resonant had not director Kimberly Senior's production at Writers been an unstinting piece of work with a rich sense of place.”
ChicagoNow, Rich and Brenda McCain
“Director Kimberly Senior revives this Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece into the twenty-first century. It will have you drawn to the deep storyline of complexity and the conscious of how this family has gotten left behind within the changing times in America.”
Daily Herald, Barbara Vitello
“Senior and company make it impossible to look away, almost as if they've grabbed your upper arm and forced you to confront the corruption.”