"Captivating... This is an immensely entertaining and thought provoking play... It is a dark comedy for sure, but, it will also reach deep within the hearts of its audience as it delves into the complex inner lives of these three wonderfully constructed characters."
Stage Magazine
"Smoky, provocative and refreshing... As the best theater does, it forces us to reflect and leaves us in awe of what we witnessed on stage. Plus...there's fake blood and a great soundtrack and lots of laughs."
Uwishunu.com
"Sharp comic timing brings a vital levity to the cutting plot twists and nightmarish revelations. It's an interesting examination of need for authority, whether real or imagined, that keeps us in the most precarious situations. Emotional needs beat logic to the truth in this pressure-cooker drama."
CityPaper (Philadelphia)
"Tasty, tart and terrible meal...smoothly crafted amusingly dark text."
Staged (Philadelphia)
"Entertaining... A grand, grotesque little play."
Philadelphia Inquirer
"Three Stars."
Time Out New York
"All the smokiness of a Southern Gothic drama."
Backstage
"Suspenseful and provocative...a refreshing new story admirably written... What makes this play different than a mundane portrait of the modern South is its mythic quality. the terrible girls forces us to reflect on the duality of human nature and witness how deceit, desire, and obsession can lead to transgression."
nytheatre.com
Content Notes: Adult language and content
Set: Kitchen of a rural Southern bar with a small attic/crawl space.
