Cash on Delivery presented by Saint Sebastian Players at St. Bonaventure Church

Chicago Reader - Not Recommended

"...Jonathan Hagloch's staging for the Saint Sebastian Players isn't up to the task of finessing the gaps. Sometime after the two-hour mark a character goes spinning across the stage, attached by belts to the pad from an undertaker's gurney. I had to laugh, but it was a worn-down, slaphappy sort of laugh--the result of having been subjected to a long comic hard sell, often more enthusiastic than skilled."

Chicago Theater Beat - Recommended

"...With silly stuff like this, it’s more important to play it quickly than smoothly. Only in the overlong second act, where the playwright seems to be showing off his ability to keep the lies separate but equal, does the plot thicken into more turgidity than hilarity. But the audience never stops laughing throughout and that’s how you know a farce has force. You don’t have time to wonder why the S.S.A. makes house calls or a social worker can instantly arrange a funeral on the spot. The jokes come faster than any saving skepticism that might stop them in their tracks. Of course, we wouldn’t have it any other way."