The Reckless Ruthless Brutal Charge of It, or, The Train Play by Liz Duffy Adams

"Adams gets us where we want to go. With a comedic and mellifluous verbosity, she plumbs the metaphoric depths of her setting. A playful derailment of American dreams and apocalyptic nightmares."

"A comic-poetic meditation on time, history and apocalyptic anxiety during an all-night journey to the end of the world."

"Packed with rapid-fire, dense dialogue and characters whose motivations are anything but immediately obvious, the show isn't for those whose idea of entertainment nirvana is Everybody Loves Raymond. As each of these travelers hurtles toward a metaphorical apocalypse, viewers, too, inevitably are thinking about their own place in a complex, often cruel world."

"A thought-provoking, playfully absurd journey through time, space and personal relationships. The playwright shows enormous promise, marking herself as an author-to-watch along with the likes of Melissa James Gibson ([sic]), Stephen Belber (Tape) and Christopher Shinn (Four)."