The Tennis Game
by George W S. Trow

"This play uses the game of tennis as a metaphor to trace the evolution of upper class life in America from turn of the century courtliness; through World War I competitiveness; and on to contemporary prosperity and greed. “…it is intelligent, graceful, sometimes profound; and its language is a rare demonstration of the pleasure literacy can provide on the stage."

— The New York Times

"…head and shoulders above the usual, in braininess, wit, and style."

— Cue Magazine