“My Mañana Comes” is a timely snapshot of the American working poor… At ArtsWest, Irwin’s broadside is slow to fire but later compelling, and staffed with a very invested, multiethnic cast…The kitchen clown, Puerto Rican runner Whalid (Joshua Chessin-Yudin), wants to be “a professional,” somehow. And he drops his cocky antics to touchingly imagine having his own apartment, where he’d serve dinner to his parents instead of to the urban well-to-do."
- Seattle Times, Read More
"the cast brought me along with them through the tedium of a five-day work period,… but I found the pacing just as enjoyable as they did... Chessin-Yudin's Whalid was quite funny and convincing as the crass kid from Long Island."
- Broadwayworld.com, Read more.
"its four performances – each longing in its own individual way – are undeniably affecting."
- blogcritics.org, Read more.
