""Outstanding...Hilarious...Fairview takes on the notion of theatrical style and how it can enhance, obscure or toy with important questions... From moment to moment, Drury disturbed and frustrated and entertained us.""--Hilton Als "New Yorker"
"A hard-hitting drama that examines race in a highly conceptual, layered structure, ultimately bringing audiences into the actors' community to face deep-seated prejudices."-- "Pulitzer Prize committee"
"A hugely intelligent play... In larger society, such exercises in imagination seem near-impossible -- but maybe, Sibblies Drury suggests, rehearsing them onstage offers us a dose of the courage we need out in the real world."-- "Village Voice"
"Rare and intimidating, unresolved and raw...It left me with the blood pounding in my ears."-- "New York Magazine"
"Usually we enter a theater knowing where to sit, where to look, how to behave. It's a kind of safety: a role we know how to play. Yet Jackie Sibblies Drury's shapeshifting Fairview wants us to think more carefully about those old conventions, about the way power and race move through a simple thing like consuming a piece of art."--Helen Shaw "4Columns"
"Drury's Fairview is theater as a punch in the stomach--it's surely one of the most intense, innovative dramas of the year. It's a vital production that literally forces viewers to confront the space they take up in society."--Eben Shapiro "TIME"