Seek and Ye Shall Find presented by Mortar Theatre Company at Apollo Theater

Windy City Times - Highly Recommended

"...Local actors currently in the process of creating a solo performance art piece should measure their efforts against the wowing high bar being set by Sentell Harper in his one-man show Seek and Ye Shall Find. Now being presented by Mortar Theatre after readings at Pegasus Players, Seek and Ye Shall Find continually dazzles with Harper's amazing all-around acting and writing abilities."

ChicagoCritic - Recommended

"...As I look around the media landscape in my memory and the impact that shows like Will & Grace, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, and the many others that have come around since the late '90s, I realize the truth of one of Harper's characters-a gay artist who paints a wholly white painting called 'America'-when he says that's the experience of being in this country. It's all white even if you know that's not the truth. In fact, only one positive portrayal of a black gay male character in media comes to mind, Keith Charles of Six Feet Under. Of course there have been many advancements in the last 5 years beyond fictional media, including Jason Collins coming out, that may have repercussions for the black gay community in the years to come. However I may be missing the larger point of Seek-regardless of whatever happens out there, to advance together a people must first work together, ending the squabbles over petty perceived differences to unite against very real ignorance and hate."

Huffington Post - Recommended

"...Seek and Ye Shall Find is a refreshing and vastly entertaining 72 minutes of pretentious-free storytelling. However, the evening would benefit from a more thoughtful conclusion. Right now, the ending seems rushed and, if I dare say, dishonest. I'd challenge Harper to dig deeper to fully seek out what his inner barrier to self identity is, as I'm not sure he's indeed found it."