“Buzzes with
truth about the consequences of misunderstanding, the invisible but
enormous gap between artists and their audiences, and the infernal
beauty of vaudeville.” – The Stranger, Seattle
“The script—based on a true story about a traveling circus that, in 1916, stumbled into gory disaster in a muddy Tennessee town—is, like the best art, microscopically specific with echoes that radiate outward across time. It conjures a world with its own atmosphere and terrible internal logic. It's mesmerizing... symphonic in its emotional variations on a tragic theme. Elephant's Graveyard buzzes with truth about the consequences of misunderstanding, the invisible but enormous gap between artists and their audiences, and the infernal beauty of vaudeville.” – The Stranger, Seattle
“A theatrical masterpiece.” – Columbia City Paper
“The most striking production in the (NSDF) festival.” – Times of London
“Deeply moving...has the audience in stitches at the open and tears at the close.” – The Sun Coast