Is God Is / What to Send Up When It Goes Down

"A rich, funny, unnerving, exhilarating gold mine." ~Sara Holden, New York Magazine on Is God Is

"A snarly new master of high-octane carnage has risen into view. And she—yes, she—is putting her own audacious stamp on that most venerable of pop genres…Is God Is sees fit to bring down the house."

~Ben Brantley, The New York Times on Is God is

"[An] excellent revenge fantasy...furious and incandescent." ~Helen Shaw, Time Out New York on Is God Is

"If What to Send Up... is a receptacle for the rage that is part and parcel of life for many African-Americans, a piece that encourages its audience to respond with cathartic yells and tears, it is also shaped by a rarefied theatrical intelligence. You may not be entirely aware of its artistry until after it's over, or realize that the show you've seen is also a very good play." ~Ben Brantley, New York Times on What to Send Up When it Goes Down

"What to Send Up is not derivative, but it is a worthy inheritor of a couple of different strands of socially-critical theater. This is theater that sets out to do something: be that heal, expose, purge, condemn, motivate, or all of the above." ~Alison Walls, Exeunt Magazine on What to Send Up When it Goes Down

"Harris had taken her artistic forebear's Ntozake Shange's loose-woven theatrical fabric and stretched into something tighter and crisper, capable of resounding like a struck drumhead." ~Helen Shaw, Time Out New York on What to Send Up When it Goes Down