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Praise for Neil LaBute

The reigning prince of Off Broadway.” David Amsden, New York

LaBute [is] the dark shining star of stage and film morality.” Linda Winer, Newsday

There is something of the sinister menace of Pinter in LaBute's work (along with David Mamet, he is very much the heir apparent to that master).” Hedy Weiss, Chicago Sun-Times

A connoisseur of unsettling emotion . . . LaBute’s psychological terrain is the punishing slippery slope of ambivalence. In his hands, this bedeviling state of spiritual stasis comes with a distinctive sound, a sensational hemming and hawing, which poetically betrays the mind boxing clever with itself.” John Lahr, The New Yorker

Like a giant, mischievous child poking a dog with a stick, Neil LaBute delights in seeing what he can get away with. [He's] the bad boy of American theater . . . Dangerous and devastatingly funny.” Jumana Farouky, Time

LaBute[ s] judgment of his fellow men makes the Old Testament Jehovah look like a softie . . . his talents go beyond glibly vicious storytelling and extend into thoughtful analyses of a world rotten with original sin.” Ben Brantley, The New York Times

There is no playwright on the planet these days who is writing better than Neil LaBute.” John Lahr, The New Yorker