"Time flies when you’re watching a play about how time flies (or fails to). At least when that play is Moxie Theatre’s production of 'Hickorydickory,' the witty and bittersweet meditation on mortality from the singular mind of Marisa Wegrzyn. (And forget all the timepieces in the play: What makes this ingenious and underappreciated writer tick?) Normally, I wouldn’t suggest that a production featuring bouts of (discreet) onstage surgery is a ripping and quicksilvery good time. But a sharp Moxie cast, some smartly calibrated plot revelations and plenty of good laughs make this show a remarkably lull-free zone."-James Hebert, San Diego Union-Tribune READ THE FULL REVIEW