"What makes this an original play and not a regurgitated version of her memoir is the implication, realized in these bodies, that an autobiography is common property, not a house behind a fence. Others' real lives, their true personalities--call them spirits--shiver through us, leaving their mark." --New Yorker

"The show, which honors the many women in Hudes's maternal line, is a tender collision of scene and image, an impressionistic collage rather than a straightforward biography." --New York Times

"The show feels more like a party than a play: a family photo album come to vivid, joyous life." --Time Out New York