By Brett C. Leonard
Directed by Mark Wing-Davey
Lighting: Japhy Weideman, Costumes: Mimi O'Donnell, Sound: Bart Fasbender
"The lives of lonely New Yorkers come together and fall apart... The play strikes a dark note from the start. The audience is divided into two sections... Panels in the middle of the stage suddenly slide away to reveal a white man standing on a chair, trussed up in duct tape, a noose around his neck. [...] He pulls out a gun. He sets fire to a Confederate flag. He makes a move. The gruesome image is swept away, and we are cast into a dark night in the lonesome city to trace the roots of this and other urban traumas. -- Charles Isherwood, New York Times
