"... a bawdy work of seamless storytelling, intricate and deeply empathetic characters...If you swoon for Shakespeare, love, or the language of either, you should not miss this play. " Phoenix Review (more) "...Hartgraves and Shipley have created a story that simultaneously makes one recall the timeless appeal of Shakespeare's tragedy and marvel at the inventiveness and ingenuity ... " - SF Station review (more) "...cleverly borrows from a number of Shakespeare's plays to explain the background of the Montague-Capulet family feud...Writing in rhymed iambic pentameter, Shipley borrows creatively from other Shakespeare works ("Othello," Falstaff) and a bit of Boccaccio for a story of romantic rivalries and erotic complications that cast Romeo and Juliet's future in a titillating new light." - San Francisco Chronicle
About the production in Los Angeles at The Attic Theatre blog from director Tony Caballero