"We are treated to a glimpse of how Mormon theology is translated in a girl's imagination, as well as the terrifying psychology of a parent becoming, literally, simultaneous with an Almighty God… real comedic moments… A fragile, cheerful smile serves as a way in and out of characters, as well as a shield from the trauma being played out; it is a heartbreaking last remainder of the little girl trying always, desperately, to be good, to be what Mom wants."
nytheatre.com ,"Mother May I?" |
Broccoli (Joy Gabriel) is strong but a little dense…after 45 minutes of the delicious “Big Stew,” even confirmed vegetable haters may be tempted to give broccoli another chance.
New York Times, "The Big Stew" |
