for The Truck Project
“So, in true punk-rock fashion, they got a truck and started
presenting work. In some ways, it’s the perfect rugged
individualist’s response to an almost non existent
funding base for artists: DIY, just do it yourself.”
“Jean Ann Douglass and Eric Meyer are using their truck to
answer an age-old question, usually phrased in terms of
Mohammed and mountains: why bring the audience
to the theater when you can bring the theater
to the audience?”
-Chloe Bass, BrooklynBased.net
“Heaven is a Truck Project”
-Josh Kurp, Encore: The Performing Arts Magazine
for Some Editing and Some Theme Music
“What the hell is this?… The show ends up wallowing in the very self-indulgence it presumably means to critique…”
“Douglass has created a scathing critique of narcissism, presented in such a humorous and upbeat way, that is highly worth checking out—the best show I’ve seen in the festival thus far.”
“…you’ll find a rather provocative, meta-theatrical exploration of the ways in which we document our thoughts and lives… quirky, playfully thoughtful performances by its three talented co-creators, as well as a fun, sharply smart appearance by director Jean Ann Douglass.”
- Deborah Blumenthal, curtainup.com
“Magnificently, they subvert our assumptions about what seemed to be clumsy performances… now we realize the performances are polished and minutely calibrated…”
“The company’s energy can be infectious… compelling and entertaining…”
- Christopher Grobe, Village Voice
“…clever, intentionally banal riffs on the feat of lifting a single eyelid and insomnia…”