At The Vanishing Point presented by The Gift Theatre at Filament Theatre

Chicago Tribune - Somewhat Recommended

"...Although the play includes several moving moments and surprising reveals, I left wishing that we could have spent more time with individual characters. Trimming a few storylines would help the audience to spend less energy on connecting the dots and more on building empathy, allowing for a stronger emotional payoff. Nevertheless, there is plenty of thought-provoking, eloquent dialogue to be enjoyed, with engaging performances from the ensemble cast under the direction of Lavina Jadhwani."

Chicago Reader - Recommended

"...The overall effect is of reverie, but as several characters make sure to point out, there's an acknowledgment and insistence that whatever golden yesteryear they're reminiscing about was fraught with troubles and complications that they're not anxious to resurrect or return to. Iizuka has clearly spent considerable time wrestling with the dangers of romanticizing the past. But just because you know the good old days weren't all good, it doesn't mean there aren't moments or people from back then that we don't miss. This is a play that'll bring a tear to your eye and will not make you feel bad for doing so."