Los Angeles Times - Recommended

"...From this very talented writer (who, ironically, is now happily married), comes his youthful stories of very unrequited love, stories that will resonate and exemplify many of the news headlines we see each day. Art is a reflection of true life."
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LA Weekly - Somewhat Recommended

"...Lordygan’s production is good enough to reveal that complicated ambition but not good enough to fulfill it."
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Backstage - Not Recommended

"...In a pre-show announcement, the audience is warned that there will be violence and nudity and told that if we like what we see, we should tell our friends. If we don’t like it, we are asked to still tell our friends that there is violence and nudity. There is violence and nudity."
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LAist - Recommended

"...We’ve noted before that the Eclectic always delivers top-notch acting, and this show is no exception, from Lili Stephens-Henry’s ingenue NYC waitress all the way through to Michelle Danyn as the callous friend-without-benefits tormentor of her lifelong guy pal (Daniel Marmion)."
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Stage and Cinema - Somewhat Recommended

"...The horror and beauty of real life are present in this script, and in capable hands could be led dancing and prancing off the page. But not in these hands."
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Examiner - Recommended

"...From this very talented writer (who, ironically, is now happily married), comes his youthful stories of very unrequited love, stories that will resonate and exemplify many of the news headlines we see each day. Art is a reflection of true life."
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ArtsBeatLA - Recommended

"...Director Kerry Seth Lordygan elicits excellent and beautifully nuanced performances from the entire cast. The renditions of these roles were all so credible, it was tempting to believe they were not acting. No Love is worth seeing."
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NoHoArtsDistrict - Recommended

"...The play is somewhat bizarre, but sharp. It’s dark, but funny. It’s serious and intense and then weird and avant-garde."
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