"'God of Carnage' is the second production of Everyman Theatre at its new home and, under the deft direction of Eleanor Holdridge, it did not disappoint," writes MD Theatre Guide critic Lynne Menefee. "The entire cast was exemplary and worked like a well-oiled machine not only with the emotional but physical acrobatics required in this production."  Explore further backstage >

"Highly recommended!...an impolite and completely hilarious treatise on class warfare and over-involved modern parents that is played to the high-strung hilt in Everyman's production, directed with juicy bite by Eleanor Holdridge," writes DC Theatre Scene critic Jayne Blanchard. "For 85 taut, Tasmanian minutes, you are thrown into the train wreck of what starts out as civilized conversation between two sets of parents...Pretty soon, though, the civil meeting starts to unravel!" Explore further backstage >

"Bitingly funny! 'God of Carnage' delivers stinging laughs at Everyman Theatre!...[Yasmina] Reza's clever, stinging view of contemporary culture makes for a bracing burst of theater.  The Everyman production, directed by Eleanor Holdridge, delivers that burst with a good deal of spark," writes Baltimore Sun critic Tim Smith about the current production of Yasmina Reza's "God of Carnage."   Explore further backstage >