★★★★☆ While Fryer faces down her bodily ruin, Roeder is left to confront his inner demons, his guilt eating him away like the radium in Fryer’s body – a deadly pas-de-deux given full amplification.

★★★★☆ What should a good man do in a world gone bad? Directed by John Haidar with breathless pace and fierce intensity, this Hamlet succeeds magnificently in presenting that old dilemma in a production that is both fresh and, at times, surprising.

★★★★★ Stark, touching, it is narrative poetry for a new age and a new audience; it is nothing short of brilliant.