The House Of Yes presented by Will Act For Food at Cornservatory

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...The script's manner is upper crust gothic: stylized depravity over cocktails. But Scott Pasko's slapdash production is at odds with MacLeod's controlled strangeness, so perfectly embodied in Parker Posey's performance as the sister in the 1997 film version. Pasko's staging has the feel of a rushed student production, from the uneven, imprecise performances right down to the set's mismatched dorm-style furniture. Ultimately, the show needs more method, less madness."

Windy City Times - Somewhat Recommended

"...The cast assembled by director Scott Pasko do their very best, but there is a unifying spark to the production that is missing. Catherine Dughi does best dramatically as the unassuming fiancé, Lesly, who gets squeezed through an emotional wringer when she discovers her fiancée, Marty ( a very handsome Justin Speer ) , has been involved in an incestuous relationship with his mentally unstable twin sister Jackie-O ( Lacy Coil, who plays crazy as if from a prompt book ) . Andrew Jordan, as college dropout Anthony, drags down the comedy by being too lethargic, while Carrie Corrigan looks far too young to be the ever-drunk Pascal family matriarch."