Press – Soho Rep.

“for all the women who thought they were Mad pulsates with fear and anger, but it also radiates warmth and light…director Whitney White draws sharp, stirring performances from the cast.”
Regina Robbins, Time Out New York, Critic's Pick, Four Stars

WNYC’s Alison Stewart interviews Zawe Ashton and Whitney White about “for all the women who thought they were Mad ” on All Of It.

“Ashton’s nightmare-drama…leaves a lasting impression of vigor.”
Helen Shaw, New York Magazine

“acted brilliantly…Whitney White’s direction is visceral and intellectual, as the play itself is. A must see.”
Constance Rodgers, The Front Row Center

“incredibly moving…the cast is superb..both visceral and thought provoking”
Ran Xia, Theater Is Easy

“exquisitely theatrical…guaranteed to raise your heart rate…as dangerous as it is fertile”
Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“an extraordinary new play…unashamedly political yet deeply humane…dares to raise questions that make the audience profoundly uncomfortable, but simultaneously creates a welcoming space to which everyone is invited”
Regina Robbins, Five Star Critics' Pick, Time Out New York

“tense, fascinating…a delicate walk through a field of landmines…balancing right on the edge of a really terrifying kind of despair…Chen wants our active participation, our willing personal soul-searching, no matter how tough things get…there’s real, raw panic in the air”
Sara Holdren, New York Magazine

“brilliant direction..the cast is wildly talented…pristine in its execution”
Ran Xia, Exeunt Magazine

“bristlingly contemporary…a lucid and intellectually nimble investigation into colonialism”
Laura Collins-Hughes, The New York Times

On Best Theater of 2018 Lists from: The New York Times, New York Magazine, TIME, The New Yorker, American Theatre, Buzzfeed, Los Angeles Times, and Time Out New York

“a loud, filthy burlesque…the audience crows with delight”
Helen Shaw, Time Out New York, 4-Star Critic's Pick