If it weren’t so real, Andy Gershenzon’s saga of surviving the apocalypse could be dismissed as an exercise in extremities. Two "Godot"-like refugees hole up in a concrete cavern. Gus (a loquacious Robert Kauzlaric) is an irritating optimist full of worthless New Age nostrums; his dumpmate Jacob (dour John Byrnes) concentrates on "conserving" himself. Their equilibrium is disrupted by the arrival of perhaps the world’s last female: equally hungry but not as horny, machete-wielding Trish (Lori Myers) is bent on giving herself and the world a second chance-which means two men is one too many. Vance Smith’s staging is taut and true.

—Lawrence Bommer, Chicago Reader

...witty and always articulate... suggests a writer with some promise. And in Vance Smith's staging for the emerging Black Sheep Productions, there's a very spirited and intense performance from the young actress Lori Myers.

—Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune

...the three-member ensemble is intensely keyed into the slashing humor and shape-shifting moods of their unwashed desperados.

—Nina Metz, NewCity

Gershenzon has a way with a lyrical phrase.

—Mary Shen Barnidge, Windy City Times

...it's like Apocalypse Now as penned by Diablo Cody.

—Kris Vire, Time Out Chicago