Reviews

• "Everything feels very much in the moment. No one at this show is likely to be bored.

  ...very shrewdly cast and honestly staged..."

  Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune

• “Not to be Forgotten”

  "This story explores just how powerful the internet can be when it comes to our lives."

  Al Bresloff, Around The Town Chicago

• "...an artful exploration of the dynamics of a fraught societal issue."

  "...characters and dialog are lean and purposeful, like a web search result."

  Bill Esler, Buzz Center Stage

• "Raven Theatre’s 'Right To Be Forgotten' delivers a compelling perspective on our right to control our privacy, narrowing in on a single story about forgiveness."

  "'Right To Be Forgotten' is likely to be remembered, especially thanks to the cast’s captivating performance."

  Maxwell Rabb, The Chicago Reader

• "an unexpectedly bright and funny new play about the nightmare at our doorstep…"

  "It's an extremely well made 'problem play,' though–while we're still in the middle of the problem."

  Richard Green, Talkin' Broadway

• "'Right to Be Forgotten' is an engrossing story and Gitenstein’s direction fulfills the playwright’s story."

  Nancy Bishop, Third Coast Review

• "…there is a twist, and then another, and another..."

  "Gitenstein’s direction toward dryness allows every line of Rothstein’s script to shine on its own merits."

  "'Right To Be Forgotten' is both of its time and timeless ..."

  Tristan Bruns, Newcity Stage