"Brightly surreal, loopily comic...inventively staged by Sarah Blush for the Hearth, 'Racecar' is linguistically frolicsome, emotionally unflinching"
- Laura Collins-Hughes, The New York Times
"Sharp, swift, silly tragedy, directed by Sarah Blush with an eye for maximum discombobulation"
-Helen Shaw, The New Yorker
"It’s like a slyly subversive billboard on an abandoned highway. Blink and you’ll miss it...Director Sarah Blush maintains a frantic pace throughout, speeding down I-90 at 100 so that we never quite get a hold of the rules of this slippery play"
-Zachary Stewart, TheaterMania
"Tart and tightly crafted...punches you in the gut...Sarah Blush leans in to all its hiccups and needle-skips...Blush keeps perfect control of the play’s tone as it lurches closer to and farther from realism, as the sinister undercurrents ebb and flow"
-Loren Noveck, Exeunt
"Thrilling"
-Michael Dale, Talkin Broadway
"Expertly uses absurdity...replete with inventive staging decisions...a phantasmagorical fluidity that encompasses past and future, imagined and real"
-John R. Ziegler and Leah Richards, Thinking Theater
"Mixes reality with fantasy in a liminal space between sanity and insanity"
-Scotty Bennett, Theater Scene
"Packs an emotional punch...a ride worth taking"
-Deirdre Donovan, Off Off Online
