“The sparse, persuasive two-hander examines America's racial history, but feels disturbingly close to the present day.” – The Village Voice
“The most interesting part of the creative exercise is not the activity inside Turner's cell, but the breadth of its implications about our relationship with history as a whole — whether 200 years past or flooding your Twitter feeds as we speak.” – TheaterMania, Read More
“While offering a corrective to earlier interpretations of Turner’s narrative, Davis doesn’t attempt to saddle it with an equally overbearing one; he resists any singular reading, let alone an overtly political one. He prefers to let the tale remain as mysterious and open-ended as possible, and thus, in its way, more terrifying.” – New York Magazine, Read More
“The sparse, persuasive two-hander examines America's racial history, but feels disturbingly close to the present day.” – The Village Voice, Read More
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