Critic’s Pick! “Grotesque but richly satisfying.” – The New York Times
“Crackskull Row is gorgeous… The sheer density of Molloy’s lyricism has the effect of delaying our understanding. How can we keep up with her giddy spate of malapropism, quotation, joke and curse? Word by word, the text is beautifully constructed.” – TimeOut NY
“Blazes to life with an anguished and unsettling howl… Few Irish playwrights have dared to be this ambitious in years.” – Irish Central
“Whimsical poetry… Molloy’s playful language is really the star of the show… The language throughout the show is entirely original – a variation on English that takes the typical Irish patois and spins it around in a blender… It verges on twee in its own bleak Irish way, but its musicality is truly enjoyable…” – TheaterMania
Critic’s Pick! “Grotesque but richly satisfying... Ms. Molloy enters the ring, exploring rage, dissolution, sexual perversity and family history with a bleak and penetrating acuity... But it is Ms. Molloy’s salty, slangy yet singsong dialogue that most resonates.” – The New York Times
“A brief family history flavored with a Martin Mcdonagh-esque sensibility of perversity and violence. The double casting adds to the mind warp…. Ms. Molloy writes with a poetic sensibility, a fondness for puns and an ear for metaphor.” – Front Row Center
“Dark and unsettling… gives the curious mind a lot to work with.” – Washington Square News