"Margie has a fantasy about being a lion. I loved when she said being a human is too confusing and would prefer a life worrying only about eating, pooping and having sex. What a terrific image: a woman eating breakfast in a generic middle-American condo (set design, with carpets so dull I've already forgotten what color they were, by Ryan McGettigan) while fantasizing about hunting gazelle in a prairie. But Porter doesn't follow that path all the way, the one that explores what it truly means to abandon rationality - and therefore neuroses, pathology and over-analysis." - Wei-Huan Chen, Houston Chronicle