Reviews
"Fromm has become a specialist in small intimate shows that thrust characters into intense emotional confrontation. One of her strengths is a lack of fuss, her ability to cull the extraneous. And of course, to cast exceptionally well."
Chicago Reader
"Keira Fromm’s production is a seat-gripping, often purposefully frustrating experience that speaks profoundly both to ripped-from-the-headlines real experiences as well as to the abstract relationship citizens have with their government. The fact that someone else's dystopian fantasy happens to mirror real life in the United States is downright chilling."
Chicago Tribune
"Deftly cast and ably directed by Keira Fromm, with greater intimacy than the original Broadway staging, and laudably more emphasis on the private costs paid not just by those who choose to live their lives in public, but by those who love them."
Chicago Tribune