Talking Bones at eta Creative Arts Foundation

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...the production offers moments of compelling drama, thanks in part to Runako Jahi's simple, graceful direction, and the trio of actresses (Felisha McNeal, Delicia Dunham, and Rhonda Marie Bynum) at the center of the story. Dunham, in particular, wins both laughs and sympathy as the love-starved mother who falls for a scheming cad but can't see his flaws."

Time Out Chicago - Somewhat Recommended

"...Eta’s actors show a facility for shaping Youngblood’s aimless piece into something near-coherent. Felisha McNeal’s Ruth speaks up with appropriate verve from her wheelchair. And Delicia Dunham convincingly combines the role of doting mother and Blanche DuBoisian nut job into one. But it’s Mark Howard’s Oz—a young interloper in the bookstore—who most commands our concentration."