The Library presented by Level 11 Theatre at The Den Theatre

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Burns's script unfolds a Job-level tragedy all the more chilling for its increased plausibility in these times. The cast in this inaugural Level 11 Theatre production, directed by Logan Hulick, often swings broad, but there are some astutely captured moments here."

PlaylistHQ - Highly Recommended

"...The actors do a fantastic job emotionally portraying the community trying to come to terms with what happened and move on. In this story, the focus is on blaming the person who told of the location where the students were hiding more than they focus on blaming the shooter. An especially intense scene takes place at the police station where Caitlin is interrogated by an officer who believes she is lying."

NewCity Chicago - Not Recommended

"...What does this play want? Why is it here? The conversation on gun violence in this country doesn't need a demand for mourning. Mourning is supported. At the worst, "The Library" feels like a wasted ninety minutes. At best, it's a middling show about the emotional tolls of media and an inability to lead a private life in the twenty-first century."