“Dramatically charged to the point of explosion… tautly coiled… a magnetic evening.” – The Los Angeles Times
“…a surprise and distinct pleasure to encounter Allan Miller’s evocation of D.H. Lawrence’s novella The Fox…an impassioned tale…an imaginative play, with three vibrantly theatrical characters…In his adaptation, Mr. Miller has captured the isolation and the straining for contact, the environmental bleakness and the turbulence that stirs just beneath the surface. There is a dramatic tension on stage that is quite the equal of the Lawrence story.” – The New York Times
“A muscular dramatization…the play has a powerful central conflict…theatrically exciting emotional fireworks. The tragic ending is a satisfying capper to an absorbing play.” – Variety
“Miller beautifully transfers Lawrence’s verbal imagery to the stage in an engrossing dramatic script.” – Hollywood Reporter
“A work of art…a major theatrical event…worthy of Pulitzer Prize consideration. This is living, vital, pulsing theatre at its best.” – Free Press
“The Fox is about as perfect a theatre work as you’ll ever see. It caroms and rolls with sexual intensity, an air of foreboding and, at its shocking climax, almost unbearable suspense.” – Century City News
“Dramatically charged to the point of explosion…tautly coiled…a magnetic evening. It is a play to argue about, argue with. Every moment in the play is either a question or an answer, and the need to know the final answer grows as we go deeper in. This is the rare adaptation that honors its source while having the guts to depart from it.” – The Los Angeles Times
“Rooted in the taut, naturalistic style of D.H. Lawrence’s novella, Allan Miller’s script for The Fox retains the intensity of feeling, psychological insight and vivid evocation of nature found in the original work.” – Variety
“Well-crafted and unsettling… The Fox explores a host of relevant, palpable themes about love, sexual attraction, fidelity, loyalty, and the ups-and-downs of living a staid, settled, existence. Although the story was written by D.H. Lawrence 91 years ago, Allan Miller’s play adaptation stands the test of time.” – The Easy