Red Light Winter Reviews

Chicago Reader - Recommended

"...Rapp’s play asks us to accept a lot that seems hard to swallow, including the fact that Matt and Davis would be friends in the first place. That is, we can see why Davis likes having someone lower in the pecking order to play his kiss-and-kick manipulative head games with, but why Matt doesn’t kick Davis (who clearly isn’t using his publishing connections to help his friend whatsoever) to the curb is less clear."

Around The Town Chicago - Highly Recommended

"...A finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Adam Rapp’s “Red Light Winter” is a sobering, deeply passionate, well-acted story of a tortured, self-destructive love triangle that upends lives. Director Grayson Kennedy puts you onto a fast-moving conveyor belt and carries you through time, suffering, and loss. And at the end, the viewer is dumped into darkness. Rarely do you see the essence of the wounded heart in such a pure, raw and honest form. This is compelling, heart-squeezing theater with a straightforward, negligible plot as dense as a pound cake."