Star Tribune - Somewhat Recommended

"..."This play is best when it sings through the voices and guitars of David Darrow and Annie ­Enneking. He is Craig, the husband still hanging around long after he should have departed; she is Thea, the club singer who befriends Cassie. Their songs, written by four composers, lend a welcome relief from the zigs and zags of Elyanow's story."
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Twin Cities Pioneer Press - Recommended

"...Cassie's story ends up having to do with depression and, without spoiling the play's surprises, it features an unusually intelligent and compassionate treatment of the subject, one that grapples with not only how difficult the disease must be for the loved ones of its sufferers but also how agonizing it is for the depressed person who doesn't know how to get help."
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How Was The Show - Highly Recommended

"...Undoubtedly, much credit for the power of these performances is due to Cohen's understated direction. The show never feels self-important despite its weighty subject matter, and only in the show's most dire moments does it employ more stylized sound and lighting effects, which makes their use all the more effective. This is all bolstered by Geoffrey Curly's clean and simple set design, allowing for action to move with ease while capturing many small details of lived-in spaces."
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