"In a time when divisions—political, ethnic, socioeconomic—drive wedges between people at every turn, playwright JT Rogers' work is timely beyond words...Director Douglas Clayton and his cast elevate Rogers' words, be they damning or mundane, to perfection. The actors handle Rogers' format...so expertly that the resulting stories seem to be uttered out loud for the very first time. Doerr's delivery is astonishing in this regard, as his character wrestles with an internal barometer born of his position in liberal academia. Meanwhile, Clyde captures the heart-wrenching duality of a woman mourning the lost opportunities of her past and that of her never-to-be-cured child. Knickerbocker's quintessentially stiff-backed legal lion is dramatic characterization at its finest, demonstrating an ultimately tragic devotion to the business at hand."