Coming Of Age In Soho
by Albert Innaurato

"A merrily bizarre mixture of fantasy and farce, which employs uncommon wit and telling perceptions to illuminate the plight of a “free spirit” determined to find liberation in a hostile world. ”The action is so bountiful, brimming over with comic and dramatic ingenuity—wonderful surprises (sight and sound)—that I can't even think about it now without laughing…“ —The New Yorker. ”The quality of Innaurato is his vitality and crazy sense of fantasy.“ —New York Post. ”There are snazzy bits of invention, satisfying gags, and moments of bittersweet insight…“ —New York Magazine. ”…bustling with the frenzy of imaginative life…the play has a heartiness and fullness of vision that is all too rare in the contemporary theater."

— The New York Times