One of the smartest, wittiest and best written play I've seen in a long time. Cast is superb. A must see!

I thoroughly enjoyed this play and all the actors'performances. Jeff Goldblum and Laurie Metcalf are at the top of their game and totally absorbed me in their mess of a marriage. Kudos to Bruce Norris for his wonderfully written play. Don't miss this gem!

Do not be misled by Karen Kaye's review-- the play is not offensive, unless you consider "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" similarly. The play is topical and eternal: communication problems between husband and wife, parents and children, grandparents and children and grandchildren, doctors and patients, etc. Sometimes an interpreter is needed, sometimes an intermediary, sometimes a lawyer-- And no more so open to misinterpretation and lies is the matter of sex, licit and illicit. The play is by turns polemical, satirical, comic, and heartrending-- and I never looked at my watch. Nine women and one man-- who wouldn't relish such a war of words?

What a difference a day makes because the Sunday matinee performance by Laurie Metcalf was amazing. She is worth the price of admission and then some.