WTC View presented by Project 891 Theatre Co at CIC Theater

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Brian Sloan's monologue-heavy script, first produced in 2003, captures something of the stunned mood of the country during the war on terror's early days. But Michael Rashid's plodding, urgency-free staging for Project 891 never presents a compelling case for producing this play now."

Windy City Times - Recommended

"...Any play invoking the events of 9/11 risks becoming an exercise in hankie-wringing, but a good cry is not director Michael Rashid's goal. If Sloan's characters serve to illustrate the steps leading to recovery from sudden loss, the actors portraying our damaged survivor's rescuers likewise emphasize the roll-up-your-sleeves-and-deal-with-it kind of resiliency that subverts terrorism more effectively than any amount of flag-waving "get the bastards" oratory. In a universe beset by the unexpected, are these skills not always handy to have?"