Cult of Love is a NYT Critic's Pick!

“From its charming first moment to its killer last, and at many points in between, “Cult of Love” offers carols (“When Joseph Was an Old Man”) and Christmas-adjacent folk songs (“Oh Shenandoah”) to relieve the pressure of the plot while subtly exploring its themes. Everyone sings, reluctantly or not, and surprise instruments pop up everywhere: Is that a melodeon on the window seat? In any case, under Jacinth Greywoode’s superb music supervision, the bond that glues even the most shattered families, a factor often missing from reunion plays, is convincingly dramatized in beautiful harmony.” —Jesse Green, New York Times