Museum presented by Appetite Theatre at Chicago Cultural Center

Chicago Reader - Not Recommended

"...This Appetite Theatre production, directed by Michael D. Graham, offers little beyond shrill performances based on stereotypes. Most befuddling is the way Howe has her characters shout, completely missing the fact that most people are intimidated, self-conscious, and largely silent in institutions of high culture. There isn't a whiff of dramatic truth or genuine wit in this show, the worst I've seen this year."

Windy City Times - Somewhat Recommended

"...This panoramic structure is tailor-made for Appetite Theater, its extensive roster of disparate types offering limitless opportunities for individual interpretation. Since Howe tends to editorialize on the state of cultural appreciation in America and Europe, the busier personae—Kara Ewinger’s Shelleyan wraith with the gothic yarn, for example—are often forced to tread water. But for every larger-than-life caricature awash in actorly excess, there are smartly conceived and neatly executed characterizations like Mark Sharp’s stoic security guard or Tom Weber and Jenny Beacraft’s French-speaking tourists."

Time Out Chicago - Somewhat Recommended

"...While the author intends to push her satirical sketches past realism and into absurdism, the satire would cut rather than just scrape if the performances seemed closer to real life than to bad art. Of course, one can counter that that's precisely the point."