"For all the glimmers of sugar-coated schadenfreude in the women’s clipped exchanges, gently underscored by the terrific performances, the play ends on a moving, affirmative note that is far from the bleak ellipses or dark diminuendos that conclude so many of Beckett’s plays. All three women happily join hands, creating an image that movingly suggests that solitude is not the last word in human life, even in the world of Beckett." - Charles Isherwood