In Conflict adapted by Douglas C. Wager

"Whenever a performer takes the stage to deliver a monologue, you feel inescapably invested in what is said. The tight bond between actors and characters here enfolds the audience too. The suggestion -- and it is not necessarily a comfortable one -- is that we're all in this together."

"...Utterly vivid and convincing...a show that commands attention from everyone who cares about the true story of the Iraq War, and about the real life of ordinary US citizens today, in the world's wounded superpower."

"A searing new drama about the American men and women who find themselves fighting an increasingly unpopular war... Wager's powerful adaptation neither condemns nor condones the occupation of Iraq, but the idea that there's something particularly troubling about this war comes through clearly."

"There are many triumphs in the piece, not the least of which is the sheer variety of vets and war experiences represented, 19 in total... Each story is fascinating, heartbreaking, heroic or all three, with insights as original as the individuals who generously share them. It is remarkable that with such a wide range of voices, the same themes emerge in most of their testimonies."