Uncomfortably funny and gruesomely sexy.--Vinson Cunningham "New Yorker" This wildly imaginative work asserts itself with a daringness rarely seen on our stages these days.-- "Hollywood Reporter" Jeremy O. Harris is the theater world's vital new voice.--Raven Smith "GQ" The most radical Broadway play in years. A shot across the bow of the Great White Way.--Chris Jones "Chicago Tribune" This is a demanding play, and one of the things that it demands is the audience's discomfort. But that discomfort is productive -- and in the end, it brings its own satisfactions. It creates a space in which the messiness and rawness of race and power and fantasy and trauma can unspool into a chaotic churn of impressions.-- "Vox" Slave Play offers some of the most stunning theatricality of the year.--Peter Marks "Washington Post" Slave Play is funny, probing and, at times, disturbingly sexy...it asks a lot of its spectators, and has a lot to give in return.--Adam Feldman "Time Out New York" [A] willfully provocative, gaudily transgressive and altogether staggering new play.-- "New York Times" Supercharged, fearsome, and terribly funny.--Sara Holdren "New York"