Today Tonight Soon presented by Theatre L'Acadie at Loyola Beach

Chicago Reader - Not Recommended

"...Having the show staged on the beach in Loyola Park provides the verisimilitude the script fails to. Director Erin Sheets gives as much variety to a static two-hander as is humanly possible, and costume designer Benjamin Mills makes witty points about the sisters’ environment with headpieces that cover their faces from the ever-hotter effects of global warming, leather bodices with locks on them, and uber-virginal ruffled dresses. Though Theatre L’Acadie’s stated goals include producing “even the rejected works of the theater world,” its capable artists deserve better material than this."

Around The Town Chicago - Somewhat Recommended

"...The two actresses in this production, Laura Rojas (Lorelei) and Brandii Champagne (Eloise) are sisters who are on the beach with a mission. They are awaiting the last man on Earth, known as the “Rowboat Man” who will be the man to help them repopulate the world. There are some confusing parts of this play regarding a typewriter that Eloise carries. She never types on it ( and if she did, there is no paper in it, so why?), but instead speaks into it. She communicates with her mother who has instructed these sisters to repopulate their worlds. Why not make it a laptop to make it easier to understand?"