Cubicle! An Office Space Musical presented by New Millennium Theatre Company at Theater Wit

Chicago Tribune - Somewhat Recommended

"...I'd say the creative team here succeeds about half the time on that front, with Milton (Guy Schingoethe, as the stapler-obsessed office weirdo) breaking out in a confident baritone, a hilarious juxtaposition to the character's mumbling passive aggressive buffoon act. There's also an operatic version of "Damn It Feels Good to be a Gangster," a song that plays a key role in the film. I was also a fan of Sean Harklerode's turn as the slimy boss Lumburgh."

Chicago Reader - Not Recommended

"...But neither adapter Steven Attanasie, Jr, nor directors Laura Coleman and Sean Harklerode capture the soul-crushing monotony of the nine-to-five life or do much to earn laughs, apart from serving up the movie's memorable quotes. They don't bother to clarify the action, either. If I hadn't already seen the movie, I wouldn't have had any idea what was going on. Meagan Piccochi's songs are fun but few and far between."

Chicago Theater Beat - Somewhat Recommended

"...There are two saving graces to this show. The number "Flair" is by far and away the musical’s best. Much of this can be credited to performer Adam Rosowicz, who gives a dynamic performance and sports a strong voice. The other high point is Schingoethe, whose portrayal of Milton is captivating. His powerful pipes eclipse the majority of the cast."