“This latest offering from the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning
Clybourne Park sustains the bustle, buoyancy and unblinking bawdiness of novels like Henry Fielding’s
Tom Jones.” —The New York Times.
“…[a] rancid, rollicking picaresque…Its parody of the classic young-man-sets-out-to-make-his-fortune story is smart, well-crafted…[and] darkly funny…THE LOW ROAD is full of articulate fury, and articulate villainy too.” —New York Magazine.
“In his sensationally prickly and entertaining new play…Bruce Norris follows the money as it takes him down twisting and treacherous paths…Norris aims liberating arrows of skepticism at a diverse range of targets. Colonial America, colonies of bees, slavery, charity, piety, hypocrisy, highway robbery, financial chicanery, income inequality: These are just a few of the concerns in which THE LOW ROAD invests its satire.” —Time Out New York.
