"Squire's dialogue is intricately crafted, emotionally raw, funny, vulgar, and sometimes startling. He is not a writer who pulls his punches."— Miami New Times
"he (Squire) makes us identify with people whom we might not ordinarily associate with. And isn’t that one of live theater’s objectives?"— Miami Art Zine
“Michael Jackson is a great metaphor for the many problems that continue to plague this country: a man born black, struggling with all his being to transcend race, gender, class, and perhaps even any recognizable human form.” — The Chicago Reader
“An insightful observation on the complex roots of social disenfranchisement—it takes a village to raise or reject a child—deserving of consideration by theater companies whose audiences are ready to see beyond the stereotypes and sound bytes.” — Total Theatre
