“A fascinating, original take on something we’ve come to see rather often nowadays: the war play.” – NY Theatre
“The young scribe’s talent and potential are obvious in this Southern-basted dramatic comedy about the war mystique as it plays out on the American home front.” – Variety
“Poignancy and terrific humor.” – Theatremania
“If there's anything that stands out about Oohrah!... it’s the off-Broadway introduction of playwright Bekah Brunstetter, whose play is a fascinating, original take on something we’ve come to see rather often nowadays: the war play... Let's hope we hear her voice uptown again real soon.” – NY Theatre
“Skillfully depicts how the demands of military service affect an individual family and society as a whole. Brunstetter’s people are real and funny. She never condescends to them or treats them as symbols to put a point across... A big hurrah for Oohrah!” – BackStage
“There have been plenty of plays about the Iraq War on New York stages in the past several years, but few that deal as directly with the viewpoints of military families as Oohrah!... Bekah Brunstetter makes an impressively smart debut (no one could argue that she doesn't have dramatic chops).” – Music OMH