“This is the kind of play being done much too rarely in Quebec… a play in which style comes a distant second to substance… [Bouyoucas] tells a small story directly and with great intimacy… filling the stage with humanity and a surprisingly deft and manipulative use of language, both as a cultural barrier and as an all-too-limited tool of communication even between people who can understand the words, but not the meaning behind them… For an hour-and-a-half a world and its people are masterfully presented and the play’s central lesson is extremely well taught, we often are, in the end, exactly who we say we are.” —Theatrum Magazine
“Bouyoucas avoids all the old ethnic and immigrant clichés… creates characters as powerful and subtle and moving as the text itself… deftly brings to light the chasm between immigrant parents and their Canadian-born children…. You must see this show, if only to discover the cultural richness of Montreal.” —La Presse