Theatre Communication Group's new blog posted a review of the experience of watching a film on OntheBoards.tv. The reviewer chose THE SHIPMENT to view since it was a performance she "intended to see while it was running [at The Kitchen in NYC], and never actually did." Here's a little of what she had to say:

Jim Demetre at ArtDish just posted a review of THE SHIPMENT:

Check out the review just posted on the Teen Tix blog:

The atmosphere is one of light joviality; the patrons of On the Boards anticipate something great. Most seats are full, the theater is humming with conversation-- then silence pervades, and The Shipment begins with a burst of light and movement.

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Misha Berson at the Seattle Times reviews THE SHIPMENT:

On the Boards is opening its new season with a crude, confounding, provocative and at times ripely offensive performance piece. That's a good thing.

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...both recommend THE SHIPMENT:
"Playwright Young Jean Lee runs with scissors." - The Stranger

While I like a work of theatre that is entertaining, I also like one that makes me challenge my own assumptions, has an emotional punch, and gets people talking — THE SHIPMENT does it all. Racial issues in America are always a sensitive and thorny subject to tackle, and this piece does it with humor, and while it might not seem like it as you feel like you’ve been punched by what’s been said on stage, with delicacy.

Our friends to the South, Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, recently programmed THE SHIPMENT as part of their TBA Festival. Their blog lit up with reviews about the show; here's a few to check out:
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