This Is Our Youth
by Kenneth Lonergan

"The playwright has unfailing antennae for the crude folkways of this dissolute urban tribe, whose customs revolve around drug dealing, scamming their uninterested parents and recreating their broken homes in their dysfunctional friendships. These are the disposable offspring of the elite, as wired and drifting in their way as the lowlife juvenile delinquents caught in the klieg lights of Cops. The major difference is these articulate sociopaths in training can talk their way out of trouble, and, if all else fails, their folks will surely find it in their hearts to get them good lawyers."

— The New York Times

"Lonergan, whose ear for the way his characters speak is pitch-perfect, is no less attuned to the simmering potential in their silent hearts."

— Variety