Greater Clements & Lewiston/Clarkston

"Riveting, haunting, extraordinary... Leave it to Hunter, right at this moment, to find something beautiful beyond dispute that unites us as Americans, and as all people living here." ~New York Stage Review on Lewiston/Clarkston

"Gorgeously clear-eyed and sorrowful." ~Time Out New York on Greater Clements

"Theater of the most deeply moving kind... By the evening's end, you'll have a palpable sense of having shared something special with your fellow theatergoers." ~Hollywood Reporter on Lewiston/Clarkston

"[Hunter] is interested in American disenchantment, in the great adventure stories we've told ourselves about ourselves, and the legacy of those stories in a time when 'there’s just nothing left to discover.' His characters are contemporary lost souls, too aware of the underbelly of the American narrative — of all that was lost and stolen and destroyed in the name of exploration and expansion — to believe in anything so naïve as a national dream, but still searching, stumbling down unknown paths toward something as small, or as great, as each other." ~New York Magazine on Lewiston/Clarkston

"A bleak but harrowingly beautiful drama that builds to a devastating impact." ~Hollywood Reporter on Greater Clements

"The best new play of the year...[a] moving, consistently absorbing drama of an Idaho mining town whose identity and history are disappearing, like the faces in an old Polaroid photo." ~Washington Post on Greater Clements