“The play is set in Brenda’s Chelsea apartment (a big-windowed, divided studio designed by Beowulf Boritt, and I want it).”
~Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“The Chelsea flat where Brenda lives and Sam comes calling in the dead of night has the warm and cozy, almost smothering quality of a cocoon in Beowulf Boritt's shrewd design.”
~Marilyn Stasio, Daily Variety