Richard Ouzounian

“That’s the beginning of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, which proves in the superb revival that opened on Broadway Wednesday night, that it is still one of the greatest of all American plays.”

“The bottom line is that the show we all hoped would set Broadway on its ear, simply pats it on its back, providing us with generic pastiche comedy and timidly tepid satire.”

“It's alive and well and living in Urinetown—the show that gives New York a chance to laugh and to heal at the same time.”

“But it all went wrong. Not hold-your-head-in-your-hands-and-moan wrong, but — even worse — deep into that melancholy Neverland of what might have been.”