Finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

 “[A] whip-smart satire of fear and loathing…GLORIA is to the New York publishing business what David Mamet’s Speed-the-Plow is to the Hollywood film industry.” — The New York Times.

“All you need to know is that the bitingly funny and fierce GLORIA is  one of [2015’s] best shows. What playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins says  about American society, the media and how we package celebrity and  tragedy is as spot-on as it is depressing.” — New York Post.

“Sharply observant and playfully theatrical, this thought-provoking work  continues its talented young writer’s winning streak. As usual,  [Branden Jacobs-Jenkins] handles his serious themes in a thoughtful,  provocative manner…the play emerges as a trenchant commentary on the way  in which personal tragedies merely serve as grist for the ever-ravenous  media machine. A rare example of a contemporary play that keeps us  constantly guessing where it’s headed, GLORIA is a work not to be easily  forgotten.” — The Hollywood Reporter.