REVIEWS
"The Debate Society's fourth full-length play transforms the performance space into their own version of a drive-in theater to present an intimate and absurd perspective of classic Americana. The Brooklyn-based play-makers conjure a road trip epic wherein the lives, desires, and memories of various passengers take a number of sharp and darkly comic turns over the course of one night, dissolving into three studies of bittersweet disenchantment [...] The Debate Society certainly doesn't disappoint in this bizarre but deeply winning homage to the drive-in cinema of yore." - The New Yorker
"Filled with more funny and spellbinding moments than just about any other production on or off Broadway." - The Gothamist
"Cape Disappointment is a wonderful gift of a show. It is haunting, gentle, elliptical, poetic, humorous, bittersweet, occasionally startling and intense but always true." - Culturebot
"Lush stagecraft and atmospheric bliss [...] A singular experience of high style and excellent craftsmanship. The best play by The Debate Society yet." -Offoffonline
"Four stars. Critic's pick." - Time Out New York
"A bizarre and thrilling new play." - Show Business Weekly
"Hilarious and horrifying." - New York Press
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