The Danish Play presented by Three Crows Theatre at Raven Theatre

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Based on the life experiences of Sonny Mills’s great-aunt, Agnete Ottosen, in Denmark before, during, and after the Nazi occupation, The Danish Play tries to pack way too much into its nearly two-and-a-half hours of stage time. You could write an interesting play about any one period in Ottosen’s complex life—her experiences in the Danish resistance, her capture, torture, and imprisonment by the Gestapo, and her refusal, after the war, to conform to the sexist dictates of the postwar social democratic state. (She seems to have lost custody of her child because she refused to reveal the child’s father."

Buzznews.net - Highly Recommended

"...This was not a pleasant, relaxing evening's entertainment. THE DANISH PLAY required substantial concentration during and deliberation afterwards before I came to grips with it. I'm not presumptuous enough to say that I've grasped its entirety yet - I'm sure I'll be thinking about THE DANISH PLAY for a long time."

Third Coast Review - Recommended

"...The Danish Play by Three Crows Theatre is a human and relevant story about the Danish Resistance during World War II. The anti-fascists in Denmark are a small but determined bunch of citizens. The story focuses on Agnete Ottosen, a poet and activist who is imprisoned in the Ravensbruck concentration camp, where she is subjected to torture and involuntary surgeries. The play's action and Agnete's story remind us of the risks of authoritarianism in our current world."