A hauntingly intoxicating work [with] exceptionally fine acting. . . . Elizabeth Bagby's Judy . . . is the most sympathetic of the three characters, thanks to Bagby's remarkable expression of suffering and rage in a perfectly nuanced rendering [of] the obliged dignity of Judy's station.

—Randy Hardwick, Chicagocritic.com

Elizabeth Bagby as Judy fully conveys the sense of being emotionally changed by the act of describing a life she's actually lived.

—Albert Williams, Chicago Reader