“Turbulent and sobering… bringing the political, the cultural and the personal into perfect alignment.” – MD Theatre Guide
“The High Ground is much more than a play about the infamous 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. It’s a thought-provoking piece forcing us to consider the cyclical nature of problematic race relations in this country; it’s a statement on police brutality towards people of color; and it’s a mediation on love, family and a sense of belonging in the world. It’s a dense piece more poetic in style than a traditional play, which makes it all the more amazing that the play clocks in right around a tight 75 minutes.” – Broadway World
“A two-character, 70-minute meditation on love, loss, and the turbulence of unresolved racial animus… Not only does The High Ground shed new light on a tragic episode, but it also forces us to reconcile our imperfect past with the racism that still lingers in our national psyche.” – DC Theater Arts
“A turbulent and sobering night of theatre that speaks to many of the issues we face today in light of the devastating history that we simply cannot afford to turn our backs on… The High Ground packs a great deal into 70 minutes… bringing the political, the cultural and the personal into perfect alignment.” – MD Theatre Guide
“Admirable… a meditation on traumatic events, what stays the same in the aftermath and what must change… the playwright’s words succeed in dramatizing the impact of the (long-ignored) Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921.” – Talkin’ Broadway