If an existentialist philosopher attempted a light romantic comedy, it would sound a little like LAUGH IT UP, STARE IT DOWN... The New York Times \Engaging, entertaining, and existentially satisfying and well worth the visit to the iconic Cherry Lane Theatre.\ CEO Express ..\.Those aware of theatre's ability to act as a mirror will not only be entertained, but will also be left empowered.\ Stage Buddy \Part absurdist comedy, part a musing on fate.\ Huffington Post, Stage Door \LAUGH IT UP, STARE IT DOWN rests squarely in the modern absurdist tradition...\ TheaterMania | Laugh It Up Stare It Down by Alan Hruska, Paperback | Indigo Chapters