The Improv Play presented by InFusion Theatre Company at Storefront Theater

Chicago Tribune - Recommended

"...At more than two hours and with 16 characters, the play tends to tantalize by introducing intriguing threads that then drop out of the narrative. But that's true of actual improv as well, and even the skeletal sketches that Colburn provides for the minor characters allow for moments of honesty and wit."

Chicago Reader - Highly Recommended

"...Colburn doesn't gloat or mope over their thwarted ambitions. Instead, he paints a funny, poignant group portrait of people beginning to realize that their dreams won't come true. There's also a slew of fun Chicago theater references—Del Close to Gorilla Tango—and a hugely appealing, 14-member ensemble cast."

Time Out Chicago - Recommended

"...Both improvised and scripted, Colburn’s exhilarating play doesn’t sacrifice emotion for energy. While the 14-person ensemble is all excellent, Kevin Crispin and Lea Pascal stand out as comics in opposite places in their careers. Both performers excel at conveying the negative impact comedy has had on their relationships, further preventing them from finding comfort in each other."