“Bright and sharp-elbowed... a provocative snapshot of the meat-grinder world of professional sports.” – Chicago Tribune
“Ms. Coppel’s dialogue is finely honed, her characters drawn with a keen sense of both their forceful drives and inner conflicts.” – The New York Times, Read More
“The play never stumbles, it keeps you gasping with excitement, entertainment value and polish, introduces a fine new writer who is going places, and makes a star out of Karen Pittman. I was overwhelmed.” – Observer, Read More
“Bright and sharp-elbowed... a provocative snapshot of the meat-grinder world of professional sports.” – Chicago Tribune, Read More
“King Liz is a welcome addition to the theatrical landscape. Coppel's writing — particularly the self-aggrandizing pitch Liz delivers to the young basketball protégé Freddie Luna – can be razor-sharp, with juicy zingers sprinkled throughout.” – TheatreMania, Read More
“Coppel's quick-witted, whip-cracking dialogue... ensure(s) that things always unfold on exactly the time frame they should, without sacrificing tension, suspense, or theatricality along the way.” – Talkin' Broadway, Read More
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