Franz Kafka's The Castle presented by Right Brain Project at Trap Door Theatre

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Right Brain Project's midwest premiere features Tony Ingram and Nathan Robbel's charred, corroded set, which strands K. in the pit of an abandoned furnace, and as director, Robbel cleverly turns the 11-person ensemble into K's "accidental" tormentors. But generally hesitant performances and ample swallowed dialogue dampen many of Robbel's and Kafka's most vivid images."

Time Out Chicago - Highly Recommended

"...A story where nothing happens, and happens repeatedly, might not sound like edge-of-your-seat theater, but Robbel’s vivid staging is one of the most inventive and exhilarating things we’ve seen onstage in ages."

ChicagoCritic - Recommended

"...The Castle is a polished and nicely staged fable that quickly hooks us and keeps us going because we empathize with K and we are puzzled at what will happen next. I liked this play. Colby Sellers is the everyman hero we cheer for. The Castle is a timeless look at big brother at his frustrating worst."