In WOLF IN THE RIVER, Adam Rapp explores love and neglect, the challenges of poverty, the dangerous cost of shiftlessness, the simple notion of leaving a place behind, and the value of a girl.
"Savage lyricism."

Ben Brantley, The New York Times
"A jolt of dark energy…I can’t remember the last time I felt as invested in a fictional stage character as I did in Tana… Half the time I wasn’t sure what was real and what was fantasy or dream. Yet the story held me from start to finish."

BlogCritics.org
"Extraordinary… Nothing like you have ever seen before and nothing you are likely ever to see again."

Theatre Reviews Limited
"This is great theater. It’s hard to separate the play itself from the creative staging and perfect acting but it all adds up to as stunning a theatrical experience as anyone ever needs to have."

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