““staged with perverse glee, thrusting its sensationalistic bits - nudity, autoeroticism, sick jokes - in our faces with relish. Director Barry Pineo orchestrates the impact of every jolt and jab so that they always serve the story and keep our eyes locked on the scene, unable to look away from this thing that is horrific and hilarious. Martin Burke’s Michael is a GQ Jack Frost, projecting a cool charisma you could watch all day. Elaine Williams’ Nena is a wide-eyed naïf who knows how to use her ripe feminine form to captivate her prey. And as Citrona, Stephanie Swenson dances merrily on the line between beast and human. Her work here is big, gutsy, original, full; it’s impressive. The same is true of the show overall.””