Baby With The Bathwater presented by Fury Theatre at Indian Boundary Park

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...The pacing of this Fury Theatre production is odd, the tone veers between slapstick and pathos, and plenty simply makes no sense. Act one resembles a 1940s comedic film: affected accents, rapid-fire dialogue, and a hilarious performance from Rebecca Sparks as a deranged nanny. The heart of the show is the second act, in which the now-grown baby comes to terms with his upbringing. A final scene between the young man (Jack Swokowski) and his mother (Alyssa Ratkovich) serves as a reminder of how deep the scars of childhood can run."

NewCity Chicago - Highly Recommended

"...That this all works as well as it does is largely a credit to director Kaitlin Taylor who is on the top of her game here. She is especially judicious in her use of space, giving the actors a lot of territory to roam. There are not many belly-busting laughs here but it is not that type of comedy (more like the movie "Boyhood," but on acid). Parenthood may be a scary, uncertain proposition but this production is a pretty safe bet."