"Terrific. a dramatic comedy, or a collective tragedy with scathingly funny punchlines." - DC Theatre Arts "Not only was The Women groundbreaking for its era, the first Broadway show with an all-female cast, but every subsequent generation discovers afresh how oddly contemporary its sendup of pampered, vain, backbiting, sexually candid New York socialites feels." - Los Angeles Times "Terrific. It will leave the audience asking themselves afterward if they just witnesseda dramatic comedy or a collective tragedy with scathingly funny punchlines. Ultimately, the show shines a light on the social inequalities between the haves and the have-nots. It also focuses on friendship. Who, among The Women characters, is a good friend and who is toxic? Who is a good mother, wife and partner - and who is not? What does it take to stay in a relationship - or leave?" - DC Theatre Arts.