Arabia, Arabia! presented by The Plagiarists at The Jarvis Square Theater

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Only Niebhur (Alice Wu), the cynical cartographer, seems to have awareness of the narrator’s omniscience and ability to “choose her own adventure” with their lives, so to speak, but their conversations remain enigmatic for too long before revealing the narrator’s hidden agenda. It’s hard to tell what we’re meant to take away as the plot progresses, whether it’s musings on colonization, rewriting one’s future, or coming to grips with one’s past."

Chicago Theatre Review - Somewhat Recommended

"...The theatre's tiny space is well-designed, and in a memorable touch, audience members have to tread across a patch of actual sand to reach their seats; those sitting close to the action will occasionally be sprayed with stray grains of sand as well. But there is so much more rich material that could have been explored by this play but has been left undiscovered that I departed the theatre feeling as if I hadn't really journeyed anywhere of consequence."