Mr. Eno's voice - teases out the poetry in the pedestrian and finds glinting humor in the static that infuses our faltering efforts to communicate, [his voice] is as distinctive as any American playwright's today.

New York Times

Life's terrors make for a teasingly funny yet poignant 90 minutes in The Realistic Joneses, the Broadway opening with which the Brooklyn-based playwright Will Eno hits the big time.

The Telegraph

Will Eno has his audience eating out of his hand, feeding theatergoers refreshingly tasty dialogue throughout the first scene.

New Haven Register

Like Samuel Beckett, Will Eno uses the structure of language itself to tell a story.

Theater Mania

Using the intriguingly offbeat dialogue that is his hallmark - full of non sequiturs and blunt but often contradictory remarks that both evoke natural speech and lend a slightly surreal quality - Eno draws his four characters to each other in ways that - movingly emphasize the ultimate commonality of the human condition.

USA Today

Stuffed with droll wordplay and wry comic observations that hit the mark.

The Hollywood Reporter