"The cast is tremendous, with Geltman and Werthmann operating as comic turbo engines. Together, they whip the last half hour into a mad, rotating farce, which, at its wildest moment, generates a surprising, stirring moment of calm."

~Kara & Emma & Barbara & Miranda in The New Yorker

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"Zoë Geltman is the other [best thing about CHASE], for her delicious comic turns as a smart but daffy Financial bank employee..."

~CHASE: What Matters Most in The New York Times

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"Cleo’s nervy 30-something daughter, Grace — the wonderful Zoë Geltman... [the] actors are sometimes weird and hilarious (especially Geltman)"

~A Woman Among Women in Vulture

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"Geltman, as she did in this summer’s Kara & Emma & Barbara & Miranda, has a gift for finding the funniest possible way to deliver a line while simultaneously socking you in the heart with its pathos."

 ~A Woman Among Women in Exeunt

 

"Each [actor] is given space and language to dazzle"

~Spindle Shuttle Needle in The New York Times

 

The entire ensemble "comprises a veritable greatest hits of indie theater"

~Spindle Shuttle Needle in Exeunt

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"...the actors are lively and distinct"

~PIONEERS #goforth in The New York Times

 

"Now Geltman, with expert mastery of Burke language, delivers what could be considered to be a never ending sentence that touches upon all things but most importantly, some things, and also most importantly, all things... Geltman is never out of breath, not really, because she has too much to tell us... Geltman speaks, relentlessly (and I’m talking about a very satisfying kind of relentlessness)..."

~PIONEERS #goforth in Culturebot

 

"...all the actors fill their roles with a commitment and specificity"

~Evelyn in New York Theatre Review

 

"The actors are uniformly excellent"

~Evelyn in Culturebot

 

"Zoë Geltman offers comedic relief"

~CHASE: What Matters Most in Stage Buddy

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