A Dog's House presented by Ego Death Theatre Collective at The Greenhouse Theater Center

Chicago Reader - Recommended

"...It’s a discomfiting play, but under Kelleher’s hand, it’s mostly an absorbing experience, even if you can see what the inevitable outcome will be. And though I doubt this disclaimer is necessary: No actual dogs are harmed in this production, as no real pooches appear in this show. The real dog fight involves the humans."

Around The Town Chicago - Highly Recommended

"...Micah Schraft’s “A Dog’s House” is a stunning examination of right and wrong and the moral ambiguity the audience, as judge, must confront. Chicago’s Ego Death Theatre Collective presents no easy choices and few answers at the heart of this challenging and bold drama."

Third Coast Review - Recommended

"...Nothing floods the tear ducts like a good ol' dead-dog story. In A Dog’s House, written by Micah Schraft, directed by Carol Kelleher, performed at the Greenhouse Theater Center, we are never far from that grizzly topic. Theatergoers tough enough for that gut punch receive in return an impressive, if flawed, production by the Ego Death Theatre Collective."

NewCity Chicago - Highly Recommended

"...Micah Schraft’s “A Dog’s House” is a thought-provoking, darkly engaging play. And as helmed by Ego Death Theatre Collective’s co-artistic director, Carol Kelleher, it makes for a riveting if not especially comfortable evening of theater. The play begins right in the midst of the action and maintains its intensity for ninety uninterrupted minutes until the curtain falls on the show’s well-executed, dramatically inevitable final moment."