Tiresias Was a Weatherman at The Greenhouse Theater Center

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Rain, Wind, Sun, and Thunder are represented by four men in brightly colored, not overly flattering Lycra bodysuits. They function as a kind of Greek chorus, reciting nonsense rhymes one minute, voicing characters' deepest fears the next. They're the comic relief in a play that breathlessly tries to tackle climate change, Big Pharma, family dysfunction, the evils of the media machine, and a half dozen other heavy-duty themes all at once. It hits as often as it misses, and its ambition can't be faulted, but a little less would've gone a lot further."

Third Coast Review - Somewhat Recommended

"...And when the script aims to be more profound, as when Annie begins to muse on the utility of memory, Mire's writing feels profoundly self-indulgent. Director Josh Anderson's cast is mostly game for the massive tonal shifts and wacky asides, but the patchwork plotting never really adds up. Weatherman was allegedly modeled after Antigone; I noticed shades of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and, more obvious, Pixar's Inside Out. But ultimately the play's amatuer mechanics don't allow this concept to pack the punch of any aforementioned inspirations."