Box And Cox presented by PrideArts at Online Stream

Around The Town Chicago - Recommended

"...This 45 minute farce which at the time was a normal time for a vaudeville play is evenly paced , filmed to resemble an early talkie movie , using the stairwell and a door as the only prop works well. All the characters you can tell are enjoying this farce of a play."

TotalTheater - Highly Recommended

"...When we think of Victorian farce, the first—and often, only—plays that come to mind are The Importance of Being Earnest and Charley's Aunt, but coming in a close third in popularity is Box and Cox, John Maddison Martin's short-and-giddy lesson in forging unity, reconciliation and literal fraternity after putting aside differences. Under the direction of Donterrio Johnson, Eustice C. Williams, John Marshall, Jr, and drag-diva Shalita Cake maintain a crisp Wildean tempo while swapping repartee from a stage configured for safely-distant chamber presentation."