10 years after the show opened, and closed, we got reviewed for a written copy of the scrip! It's from the Emily Dickinson International Society Bulletin 25:1 (May/June 2013) p. 26. For those of you have let your subscription lapse, here is a link to a pdf of the review.

Here is what some people wrote on cards we passed put soliciting their opinions when the show was actually running: 

• "It was funny, entertaining and satirical... [this show was about] the futility of grad school which is ringing particularly true right now" JP (First year grad student)
• "It was funny, apt,drool and satiric...[the show was about] the triumph of doing over talking about doing" JMJ & DC
• "It was perky, wry,satirical and amusing..." anonymous
• "Quick, lively, funny, musical, entertaining..." another anonymous

And we're not related to these people!

My mom said

• "Very subversive" (which is also what the lady at the Emily Dickinson International Society said.)

and finally Adam Long of the Reduced Shakespeare Company noted:

• "A masterpiece of legal documentation! Short and pithy, yet with a wry sense of humor and a thought-provoking finish (asking the licensee to print his name is inspired, echoes of Camus' 'The Stranger'). I wholeheartedly recommend this contract to both veteran license agreement enthusiasts and first-time licensees alike!"

of course he is referring to the license agreement form