Really
by Jackie Sibblies Drury

"…[REALLY] carves pain out of the negative space of conversation…Drury’s beautifully refined language [creates] an unnerving study of art as pollution, distraction from a world fast evolving beyond aesthetics.” —Time Out New York. “…stylishly contemplative…Drury has created a work that focuses on fixed images culled from life’s flux. REALLY is a play about photography. And it asks provocative questions about the value of what is seen in pictures that freeze fleeting moments for posterity…[REALLY] deftly uses the self-consciousness of its characters to create a more pervasive, self-examining consciousness about the artistic process…” —The New York Times. “…REALLY’s themes aren’t immediately or even explicitly declared. Like prized negatives, they gradually develop in the darkroom of our mind…As the vacant niceties pile up, we come to realize that “polite” conversation…has been designed explicitly to silence the opinions and marginalize the experiences of women, African Americans, and"

— BOMB Magazine