Saints in Strange Places: A Five Part Apocalypse presented by Appetite Theatre at Strawdog Theatre

Windy City Times - Somewhat Recommended

"...Playgoers looking for a dramatic, philosophical or theological through-line in this drivel will soon abandon their efforts. The apocalypse may supply a theme, and props such as a working waffle iron and a large toy panda generate some amusement, but characters who jump from one impulsive action to the next with never a hint of transitional subtext grow quickly tiresome—not just from a lack of motivational context, but from absence of individualized personalities sufficient to spark our empathy."

Time Out Chicago - Not Recommended

"...Brett’s flavorless production for Appetite Theatre (Chicago’s self-proclaimed “premiere foodie theater company,” whatever that means) doesn’t help matters. Except for a couple of fully committed performances by Cheryl Roy and Tom Lally as the middle-aged married couple, the cast lacks the necessary lunacy and bite. Still, if you ever wanted to see Satan sporting peyes and propositioning a preteen Jesus Christ, your prayers have been answered."

ChicagoCritic - Not Recommended

"...This over acted, disjointed and wacky production is a hopeless waste of time. The actors try hard but with nothing to work with their efforts are fruitless. This is less than an absurdist work—it is a loud, crude meaningless mess."