Mary Jane
by Amy Herzog

"Mary Jane is Herzog’s most satisfying work to date because it has verisimilitude that many contemporary realistic plays don’t."

— The New Yorker

"But Mary Jane is nevertheless a very big drama, even if its conflicts are almost never between people. They are instead between Mary Jane and her unspoken ideas about life – that is, God. To me, this makes Mary Jane the most profound and harrowing of Ms. Herzog’s many fine plays."

— The New York Times

"For a heart-piercing ride-along on the avalanche of emotion engulfing the parent of a desperately ill, incapacitated child, playwright Amy Herzog exceeds her own fine record of accomplishment with Mary Jane."

— The Washington Post