Editor's note.
American Theatre, February, 2003
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> What would it be like (most of us who've worked in the theatre have wondered on one fantasy-driven opening night or another) if the oddball little production we had just helped bring to life were to be miraculously transformed into a big, glitzy, critically acclaimed hit on Broadway? That fantasy came true for Greg Kotis, the Chicago-based writer and actor who, with an almost perverse persistence, turned his dark flight of fancy about a corporate-controlled futureworld where citizens have to pay to pee into a spunky, tongue-in-cheek fringe entertainment that went on ...
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