"[Wade] McCollum and [Ken Wulf] Clark are perfectly cast as Gene and Dan, with each of them doing an excellent job of emulating the other when they are pretending to be their opposite."

"This Texas-set world premiere farce from Cypress, Texas-born playwright Robert Askins takes a wedding party, long lost relatives, angry strippers, a DYI gazebo building, and mistaken identity to the ultimate comic extremes."

"A funny, surprising, original, well written, directed and acted play. I've never heard a crowd laugh so much. Truly brilliant comedy."

"In one of the most graceful and slowly building double-takes in memory [Brooke Wilson] turns to the audience and flashes the slyest of smiles when she tricks the clueless family. She’s got us firmly in the palm of her hand forever after."

"[The show’s] best moments are scenes of pure comedy, epitomized by Brooke Wilson, playing an angry heartbroken stripper out for revenge."

"Cass Morgan as Cheryl is wonderful as the drama queen mom with the perfect Texas twang and rejoinder for every comment thrown her way; her fake news hypochondria is a marvel to behold."